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Buffalo Soldiers 11/08 PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 25 November 2008 07:39
posted at revcom.us

Reviving the Shameful Legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers


by Carl Dix

During the Civil War, Black soldiers were allowed to enlist in the Union Army. After the war, most left the army. But some stayed. These soldiers were sent west, to fight and kill the Native American Indians who were defending their lands against the government and the white settlers. The Indians called these soldiers “Buffalo Soldiers.” “Buffalo Soldiers”: Oppressed people given guns and sent out to kill other oppressed people. An old and shameful story that some people, somehow, take pride in. Now that story – and that call – is being revived. Read on….
http://revcom.us/a/149/buffalo_soldiers-en.html