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In a powerful blend of history and community support, the NAACP’s Charleston branch hosted a Veterans’ Resource Fair honoring the forgotten legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers—first all-Black regiments who served with honor across the western frontier despite systemic racism. Three local Buffalo Soldiers—Levi Bradley, Peter Claiborne, and Morris Thompson—were spotlighted for their ties to the Lowcountry, sparking pride among attendees and underscoring the need to preserve this vital chapter for future generations. The event also connected veterans with critical services like housing and healthcare, while celebrating their ongoing service—and setting the stage for an annual tradition that bridges past and present.
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