New York Assembly Resolution 797 commemorates the 81st anniversary of the GI Bill of Rights, highlighting its impact on veterans' education.
New York Assembly Resolution 797 commemorates the 81st anniversary of the GI Bill of Rights, also known as the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944. This landmark legislation provided college and vocational education, unemployment compensation, and home loans to World War II veterans, aiming to prevent economic hardship and social unrest. The resolution notes the American Legion's role in shaping the bill's provisions, which applied to all servicemembers, including African-Americans and women.
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