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The Buffalo Soldiers
The Buffalo Soldiers By Frederic Remington Marching in the Desert with the Buffalo Soldiers By Frederic Remington To many black citizens, the Buffalo Soldiers were a symbol of hope for a better future. Professor Rayford Logan of Howard University commented: “Negroes had little, at the turn of the century, to help sustain our faith in…
November 15, 2007 1 min read Free to read
The Buffalo Soldiers
By Frederic Remington
Marching in the Desert with the Buffalo Soldiers
By Frederic Remington
To many black citizens, the Buffalo Soldiers were a symbol of hope for a better future. Professor Rayford Logan of Howard University commented: “Negroes had little, at the turn of the century, to help sustain our faith in ourselves except the pride that we took in the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry, the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Infantry…They were our Ralph Bunche, Marian Anderson, Joe Louis and Jackie Robinson.”
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