2.12 It's more than 100 years of African-American special agents in the FBI, beginning with James Wormley Jones in 1919 — a Black veteran who stepped into a Bureau surveilling Black communities during the Red Summer. His story isn’t simple. It’s layered. It’s complicated. And it’s essential. For a century, Black agents have served, led, mentored, investigated, and pushed institutions forward — often without recognition, often under pressure. That legacy is both federal history and Black history.

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