With few exceptions, the historical footprints of African Americans who trod Clark County in the early days are challenging to track. Through the Corps of Discovery’s journals, we know about York. He’ ...

From the moment we meet the African American soldiers of the 3rd Battalion of the all Black 24th Infantry who arrive at their barracks in Houston in 1917, to the haunting ending where their fates are ...

A parcel of land on an existing Revolutionary War battlefield in Eutawville is being developed into a park to be named after a Revolutionary War soldier and freed African American slave Jim Capers.

I knew my mom was a WAC (Women’s Army Corps) but didn't know the details or historical significance until Tyler Perry released 'The Six Triple Eight' ...

The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum, founded in 2001 by Captain Paul J. Matthews, is the nation’s largest institution dedicated to preserving African American military history. Relocated in ...

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

As Black History Month continues, WAAY 31 is spotlighting historic advancements made by Black Americans in North Alabama.

Going back to the 19th Century, just after the Civil War, the “Buffalo Soldiers” were the first African American army regiments in the U.S. Peacetime Army, with four stationed out of Fort Davis.

The renowned military leader was merely reflecting the prevailing opinion among U.S. commanders regarding the capabilities of African American soldiers, who had been incorporated into the army during ...

Similarly, soldiers and their families residing in the barracks have expressed concern ... the site informs and prompts concerned African citizens and activists globally to act, denouncing ...