Henry Charles Johnson, a professional singer, joins the US Marine Corps, one of the first African Americans to do so. He faces harsh realities of segregation at Camp Montford Point, a stark contrast to his diverse upbringing in Manhattan. Despite hostility from drill instructors, Johnson's resolve is strengthened by his dream of wearing the Marine uniform and the opportunities that come with discharge. After leaving the Marines, he becomes a successful singer in New York's music scene, captivating audiences with his soulful voice.
The Singer: A Montford Point Marine
The inspiring true story of Henry Charles Johnson, a pioneering African American Marine, is brought to life in The Singer: A Montford Point Marine.
