WW2's affects on non-combatants and minorities

In WW2, non-combatants and minorities were affected in a huge way as they were affected in many different ways. There were all sorts of different types of non-fighter's, such as women, POW's and the Tuskegee Airmen that were affected by such things as rationing and resistance. Even though each of these groups had their different struggles, they were all similar in that WW2 was a difficult time for all of them, but furthermore it was …

…to make it through the war and were all the while recognized for what they did. And so, even those groups such as the ones mentioned did not play a huge part in the war, what they did was still very significant and worthy of memory. They were all also later recognized for what they did which helped the prejudices stop in a sense which later led to a more united people in the end.