A T-shirt worn by Beyoncé during a Juneteenth performance on her Cowboy Carter tour has caused a wave of criticism for the Houston-born pop star.
This Black History Month, the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum is shining a light on the 92nd Infantry Division, also known as the Buffalo Soldiers, through a powerful new exhibit.
Introducing Houstonians to the story of the “Blue Helmets,” the first African American combat division to be activated during World War II.
July 28 is Buffalo Soldiers Day, according to NationalToday.com, and if you’re not a history buff, allow us to explain why this fearless regime is worth being celebrated.
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HOUSTON – You may have heard the Bob Marley song, but do you know the true story of the legendary Buffalo Soldiers? Click here to learn their origin story, and then watch our exclusive interview with Houston’s own Sgt. Maj. James Williams, believed to be one of the last surviving Buffalo Soldiers. KPRC 2 Salutes the many shades of Black History, present and future.