Harlem Bespoke: The self-named Men of Bronze of the 369th Infantry Regiment during Word War I, who were more popularly known as the Harlem Hellfighters, would perform overseas for a country that was not always so welcoming. The group of men who were not even given weapons while training in the parks of Harlem and were not allowed to march in the farewell parade for the New York National Guard in 1917 still remained united in their cause to fight for the allies in the great war.