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Latest Issue
The Buffalo Soldier Newsletter

OC Register:
Major Aaron's Interview

How do you end a cycle of racism?
Read what Major Aaron says here.

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Literary Corner
"Let's Stop the Violence"

Please, let’s stop the violence.  I know those are only words, but words with a meaning.  We have all seen and heard enough.  The time is now to bring violence to an end.  Aren’t you tired of seeing our loved ones murdered?                       Read More >>>

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Teacher's Resources

The Teacher Resources page is designed to assist you in your endeavor as an educator and mentor to your students.  
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Upcoming Events

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A Bit of History...

The 24th Infantry Regiment's Story

The black soldiers known as “Buffalo Soldiers” were organized and served in the United States military during perhaps
the most volatile period in the history of America, the post–Civil War era. Often the victims of racial discrimination, the Buffalo Soldiers conducted themselves with dignity and honor. Their efforts during peacetime, as well as during conflicts such as the Indian Wars and the Spanish American War, clearly established that blacks were capable soldiers, and thus aided in the desegrega-
tion of the armed forces.
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