This weekend in Houston, Texas, the army units known as the Buffalo Soldiers celebrated their 150th Anniversary. The Buffalo Soldiers, originally composed of former slaves and free men, were the first Black troops established during peacetime after the conclusion of the Civil War. On July 28,1866, the U.S. Army was reorganized for peacetime service a […]
Join” Sunday Morning Live” with Dr. J Thomas Smith from 9:00-11:00 (cdt). Take part in the conversation by phone with our guests Mayor Sylvester Turner, City of Houston, discussing “The State of The City.” Also on board Congressman Al Green (9th TX), addressing “Washington’s Response to Violence in U.S.” Plus, Captain Paul Matthews, Founder & […]
Looking to teach your family about the rich and storied heritage of Black people who migrated out of the American South to parts north and west during the 19th and 20th centuries? Make that lesson come to life by taking Amtrak’s California Zephyr from Chicago to Denver, and visit cultural landmarks in each city. View the photo gallery for […]
Via news92fm.com: A once forgotten part of American history is now on full display in Houston’s historic Third Ward. The dedication of men and women of color comes to life for visitors of the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum, 3816 Caroline, where a collection of artifacts, exhibits and reenactments chronicle the journey of African and Native Americans […]
