We Were Always There II Frame:Unframed and drummer playing on a

and drummer playing on a wooden stage beneath a tent for a crowd

Framed Art Print - 18x29 inches (framed size) - 14x25 inches (image size) - Brown Frame - $104

Their actions not only significantly contributed to the overall success of the campaign but also challenged prevailing racial stereotypes of the era by showcasing the valor and capability of African American soldiers

Remarque: 15pcs (Edition Size) - $3000

We Were Always There II Frame:Unframed and drummer playing on aAfrican American women have long been pillars of strength in the U. S. military, contributing to the nation's defense since the earliest conflicts. Harriet Tubman, lauded for her bravery on the Underground Railroad, also served as a spy and scout during the Civil War, gathering critical intelligence for the Union Army. Cathay Williams, defying the societal confines of her time, became the first African American woman to enlist in the U. S. Army,