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The Drummer Boy: Buffalo Soldier hair stylist Born into slavery in Maryland

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Born into slavery in Maryland around 1822

The art print illustrates images detailing the Tulsa Race Riot that resulted in the wealthiest black community in the U

Writing letters can briefly take soldiers' minds off the harsh realities of war

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She is on her knees and turning to the source of her strength

The Drummer Boy: Buffalo Soldier hair stylist Born into slavery in MarylandDuring the era of the Buffalo Soldiers, drummer boys were young boys who served as musicians in the military. They were typically between the ages of 10 and 18 and played the drum to communicate signals and commands on the battlefield. The use of drummer boys dates back to early military history and was prevalent in many armies around the world. The primary purpose of the drummers was to relay commands and signals to the soldiers on the battlefield

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