what an incredible story! The bravery and resilience of these women is truly inspirational. It had me in tears and left me in awe. A powerful reminder of the sacrifices and contributions that often go untold. Could have done without Evil Oprah’s involvement, though.

I've got to say, that was an incredible movie. Many thanks to the woman who served. Your service will not be forgotten God bless you all. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

I find it extremely odd that if you are at war and you despise a certain group/race of people, why not have them on the front lines fighting, instead of having them serve as cooks, postal services, delivery etc. Seems logical to send them to their deaths....

I loved it it was very educational and I enjoyed watching my people the black women and black men being shown in a greater light

which one of us got to pick our parents we could have been born in China Africa the Middle East Korea we didn't get to pick our parents I think prejudice is pure ignorance grow a brain know that we're all human beings aloha

this movie was inspirational and informative, thank you Women of 6888 postal batallion,, and thank you Mr[. Tyler Perry for the education of a part of our history that had gone unreconizable, this movie had me in tears. very ♥ felt, Thank you again 6888 postal battalion for your

Love this! Great history that once again wasn't talked about! Tyler Perry and Oprah needed to get their money up wen Diddy takes him down with him! 🤷‍♂️😂

I love anything Kerry Washington plays in because she's definitely going to give it an infinite % on her role. I didn't even know that was apart of wat was going on in war, shit even our grnd-parents didn't even have a story abt that. Good job Mrs Washington, here are your 🌺🌹[

This Is A Great Movie , Just To Show The World That Black Women Are Just As Smart And Brave As The Black Soldiers Who Fought The Same Discrimination As They Did And Both Prevailed Over Tremendous Odds.

Brilliant!!! Thank u, Tyler. 4 bring yet another piece of black history 2 the forefront. BRAVO 2 the TRIPLE SIX Batalon!! I SALUTE U ALL!!!

l salute Major Charity Adams and the heroic women of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion. The task of clearing a 3 yr. backlog of 17 million pieces of mail from and to soldiers in WWII. Mission accomplished in the face of institutional racism and sexism.🙏🏾💜🔥10⭐'s

The "Six Triple Eight" is a fascinating, riveting, historical drama. It delivers a well crafted narrative that effectively captures the trials and triumphs of the Black women of the "WAC" battalion in WWII. The phenomenal performance of Kerry Washington is Oscar worthy. 👍🏾♥️💯%

Great movie my grandmother served there also white woman but she told about this as kid and she also lost her fiance as pilot and loved her for teaching me not to be racist, it's all about how we are raised and taught, if more white people and black people teach there children

wild to know how hard these folks work Under such tyranny of that time dam shame..!!! that then Military cool was fighting for independence but still yet.Do not offer that same qualification for their own soldiers..of that era. over all 5☆☆☆☆☆

I really appreciated this history as it is a part of the black history that is trying to be taken away from us African Americans

this is what wrong with this country that they took from my people. they are racist and ugly and they are not better then we are because they stole our history and land and wealth. ugly European

you know I get it that they didn't actually fight in the war but here's the question for the people that saying that would you have been able to do that under these circumstances would you risk your life for simply mail for somebody else other than yourself and a whole nother co

B/c of the 6888, all the mail in the following wars was delivered. I was in the 1st Gulf War and got mail and care packages in record time b/c the 6888 showed the military how to get it done. Now I know who to be grateful to for the mail. So glad their story was finally told.

as a black soldier in the '70s late 70s and 80s and then again in 2001 all I can say is that's one hell of a movie that's what a black African-American person of color supposed to carry as long as they signed the dotted line you must always represent yourself and I the US Army

This is a story in American history that absolutely needed to be told and deserved an amazing movie, and show the power of a Woman's selfless love for whoever! This is a great tear-jerking "Real" stroy, recognized the first black lady Michelle Obama!!! 👏 🫡