The name "Buffalo Soldiers" refers to members of African American cavalry regiments who served in the U.S. Army in the western frontier the years following the Civil War.

"The Buffalo Soldiers hold a special place in our history, leading and serving despite racism," said Rockland Legislator Toney Earl.

The freed slaves turned soldiers were killed in Simpsonville on January 25, 1865. “It was snowing, it was bitterly cold, and a troop of U.S. Colored Cavalry ... white officer leading the group ...

These structures represent a new Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) memorial, which honors the contribution of the hundreds of Black South African military laborers of the First World War. The ...

One of the Cape Town pupils in attendance, Nathan October, said it's important that the country's rich history tells different stories, including the role of black soldiers. As a young person ...

The newly arrived personnel are from the prestigious 7th Cavalry Regiment, more specifically a reconnaissance ... a couple of classrooms to train soldiers in." Reedo barracks is located three ...

But most agree it began with a Black soldier and a white military police officer or two. The number of soldiers and possibly some civilians killed is unknown. Some say it was 20 ...

A 20-year-old Ohio man has been accused of kneeling on the neck of a child after a shocking photo emerged online. The local sheriff’s office has launched an investigation after it was made aware of ...

I find the abuse of black ... for them. Kneeling in front of your fellow citizens in cult-like displays of self-flagellation, the kind we saw in Bethesda and North Carolina, where white people ...

On Infowars, newly freed Enrique Tarrio calls for retribution: “The people who did this, they need to feel the heat. They need to be put behind bars." ...