I’ve lived in Texas all my life and this was never taught in schools. No one should’ve been subjected to that kind of treatment with no proper legal representation. Shameful. 🤦🏻

@jasondaricus4513

3 ай бұрын

My first time of ever hearing about this incident. My heart hurts

@arloafluhr1112

3 ай бұрын

Sadly this is just one of thousands of stories about US history that non of us were taught in schools, because by NOT teaching something, you also teach people that some people are “less than human” and this is just one such case. The history we are taught in school here in this country only aims to solidify the narrative that “whites are better than any other group of people”, and if you think back on the history you are taught you will see this is the case.

@dougclem7711

3 ай бұрын

This is truly the ugly side of SYSTEMIC RACISM IN OUR COUNTRY. Our history of our country, all of our history, of all of our builders must be taught to all our children.

@tomace7924

3 ай бұрын

And thanks to your governor, students in Texas will continue to never learn about this either.

@Austin8thGenTexan

3 ай бұрын

​@@tomace7924 RepubQtards do not allow for slavery to be mentioned at state parks . How embarrassing for Texas... 🐥

Black soldiers have always faced hatred in the country they served. This is one of many, many injustices.

@IvanCastillo-gb9vp

3 ай бұрын

TONS OF THEM!

@Bonzi_Buddy

3 ай бұрын

Wrong.

@runoz2839

3 ай бұрын

😢😢😢

@alexlewis5526

3 ай бұрын

​@@user-bs5cr1sd2ifoolishness...what war have blacks not fought since being on this soil? Learn real history and not fiction.

@curtisthomas2670

3 ай бұрын

Ws rolled of his sister cousin child bride to post bs

If the Army is truly sorry then those families should get reparations.

@LifeAlive86

3 ай бұрын

Compensation is the only acceptable form of apology.

@jacktran7024

3 ай бұрын

I totally agree bc it is a direct payment to the family and it is traceable...

@jclay206

3 ай бұрын

An apology without financial reparations is not justice!

@jamesc.lockwood3810

3 ай бұрын

When a person gets convicted and sent to prison unjustly and then gets released. that person gets compensated. The same rules should apply to the families of these men. I agree, reparations is the only acceptable response to these tragedies.

@Bonzi_Buddy

3 ай бұрын

@@jamesc.lockwood3810 In funds that would have applied in 1917 not now and divide it up among all living family members. Oh yeah, there are very few children of these people so you have to divide it up further amongst family members. Here is your $10, clowns.

You can run but you can’t hide from wrongdoing. SO much blood on this country’s hands.

@faciasherman3655

3 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏

@mikeyrose4183

3 ай бұрын

Yeah say that again. You should read a book on the illegal invasion of our land . . . the massacre, quasi genocide. . . . 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

@maclac48

3 ай бұрын

BIG FACTS!

@wolverineeagle

3 ай бұрын

That’s true for every country.

@wolverineeagle

3 ай бұрын

@@mikeyrose4183Mexicans have their own issues with land theft.

Maybe if we taught students about the tragic parts of our history alongside our "highlight reel", future generations will strive to do better. Now THAT'S Patriotic.

@fred5399

3 ай бұрын

This is why that history will not be taught and is being white washed so future generations can do the same evil and not feel ashamed

@traceyfox7759

3 ай бұрын

There are politicians who don't want schools to teach about black history at all. This totally makes my head spin, this is this country's history as ugly as it is. God bless these families for fighting to right a wrong. 😢

@Narrow-Pather

3 ай бұрын

Now that's *Prophetic!*

@The10thManRules

3 ай бұрын

Full context history is incompatible with the artificial [cult]ure of white supremacy.

@user-zu5uj9dq7c

3 ай бұрын

Really reaching for them black votes

And this is why Black History Month is needed. I could live for 100 more Februarys,and not know all of our stories.

@Antares_451

3 ай бұрын

FR.. I'm about to be 40, a combat marine vet and this one made me fell bad. 😭

@TIMOGO3

3 ай бұрын

Sadly, everything I make an effort to learn about America, tells me it is founded on and survives on, cruel unjust behavior. The U.S.A. is a criminal state and always has been.

@StayingNformed2Day

3 ай бұрын

In 1973, My husband who was a private in the Army ASA 98 Signal Intelligence stationed in Ft. Jackson, came to visit me a private in the Army ASA 98 Signal Intelligence stationed at Ft. McClellan. We, a black couple in full uniform, went out to eat in a diner downtown Anniston, Alabama and was denied service for a long period of time. When we were finally served, we returned to our hotel and was suddenly stricken with severe food poisoning. Ft. McClellan, in Anniston was all female who weren't allowed to go into town together as blacks and whites. I grew up in East Tennessee and had not experienced such malicious behavior.

@dod2304

3 ай бұрын

@@StayingNformed2Day horrifying.

@podcastmotivation36

3 ай бұрын

Black history should be told all year around. Not dedicated to only one month.

The 13 soldiers whom were executed: Sgt. William C. Nesbitt Corp. Larsen J. Brown Corp. James Wheatley Corp. Jesse Moore Corp. Charles W. Baltimore Pvt. William Brackenridge Pvt. Thomas C. Hawkins Pvt. Carlos Snodgrass Pvt. Ira B. Davis Pvt. James Divins Pvt. Frank Johnson Pvt. Rosley W. Young Pvt. Pat MacWharter

@bhambhole

3 ай бұрын

Thank you.

@sharinaross1865

3 ай бұрын

Thank you.

@gerrysharpe1958

3 ай бұрын

Salute to them. I appreciate you providing the names.

@derricklockhart9650

3 ай бұрын

Such a sad chapter in American & Military History. So happy the wrong was acknowledged. Thank God for their committed family members. May they rest in peace.🙏

@morrisparrish76

3 ай бұрын

Maybe it’s why wilt Chamberlain wore #13?

So this has never been a racist country, Nikki Haley ?

@Antares_451

3 ай бұрын

Thank you. Knew it weren't only me.

@bubblybubbles4023

3 ай бұрын

For people who are not black, they may feel that way because they've never experienced life from a black person's point of view, so in their experience, it's not a racist country.

@dod2304

3 ай бұрын

@@bubblybubbles4023 I have a family member who lives in Georgia. He told me that racism only exists in "isolated incidents". He says he's talked to his black friends at work and Church and they didn't have anything to complain about. I live in a city that has seen more than its share of police brutality and deaths of Black people. I was so shocked I was speechless. Then I asked him if he really thought that his Black friends would tell him the truth? Pfffffttttt....he's clueless. It really changed my view of him.

@tortepasti2

3 ай бұрын

@@bubblybubbles4023 But tbh only if you close your eyes to it. Black people have been educating others about racism for so long, its hard to believe someone cant see it but rather does not want to.

@fah232

3 ай бұрын

Right, the country that was built on racism....

ITs really hard to love this country. Its seriously feels like an abusive relationship.

@marshcreek4355

3 ай бұрын

If you haven't done so you should visit the Equal Justice Initiative's (EJI) Peace and Justice Museum and Memorial Park in Montgomery, AL. It will confirm your lamentation. However, it will also inspire you to keep fighting.

@kevinking5406

3 ай бұрын

It is

@SouthernBuggy-of8xb

3 ай бұрын

This is our home. Our black ancestors earned that right for us. Love the country that is yours, but you don't have to love those in this country who hate you. In other words, don't throw the baby out with the bath water.

@tonyjones1560

3 ай бұрын

I “hear” you. I’m an “oldish” man (61) and, ironically, an Army combat veteran. I don’t think a day passes without me thinking about selling my house and catching a one way flight to get away from…the hypocrisy of this place.

@TimrodRa

3 ай бұрын

It is. An abusive relationship with a narcissist

I think the descendants should receive a full pension from these soldiers as though they served 20 years in the military.

@stephaniecuttino4914

3 ай бұрын

My exact sentiments!

@SP-qo3pd

3 ай бұрын

The only ones that suffered were the children of the soldiers. They are long dead. Tough luck.

@j.cobbin4638

3 ай бұрын

Oh HELL NAH!

@plutotech

3 ай бұрын

@@SP-qo3pd does that apply to whyte soldiers too? We both know you would not say that..

@lightyagami3492

3 ай бұрын

How many of those young men actually have descendants living today though? I'd bet most of them never had kids to begin with.

How can you correct wrongful executions and unlawful land confiscation? This is so cruel. It's like terror is a common experience in United States history.

@mayaj291

3 ай бұрын

This is what I’m trying to figure out, this is a wrong that can’t be righted. These men were murdered for nothing.

@DJDionP

3 ай бұрын

This is AmeriKKKa

@carlreed6186

3 ай бұрын

Cannot correct but can acknowledge that the army was wrong for what ever that is worth..

@deowil1

3 ай бұрын

@@carlreed6186 the army had the ability and common sense to acknowledge that they were wrong back in 1917, when they unalived these innocent black men. but due to their hatred towards the black man the army insisted on doing the wrong thing and did not care.

@LadyAtheOnly

3 ай бұрын

@@DJDionP💯🎯💯🎯

If the army is sorry then why are qualifying service members still rejected from army banks for home and business loans and accepted at other banks? They need to restore the benefits they were cheated for redlining.

@Zorazora1234

3 ай бұрын

Yes the recent Navy Federal Credit Union ordeal is horrible

@taliabenet6352

3 ай бұрын

Happened with Pen Fed recently to a black veteran

@shellebray3483

3 ай бұрын

Facts!

@classic-ck2nq

3 ай бұрын

They are only sorry in the spotlight.

@markaddison4642

3 ай бұрын

​@@classic-ck2nqThat's the truth. Segregationist has no shame.

And what many don't realize or even care to realize is that there is more stories like this to be uncovered.

@mareerogers364

3 ай бұрын

They've been uncovered.You just aren't aware. Visit the Nat.Buffalo Soldier Museum, The Jack Yates Museum,Contact your local chapters of the 9th and 10th horse cavalry association. Visit Allensworth the freedom colony in CA. 📚 list of Anthony Powell This is old news for me. In fact, I haven't seen a ADOS story on TV that I am not aware of😊 There are 100's of new stories they can highlight. But they can't highlight what they don't know! The song Buffalo Soldier is such a misnomer! The video is horrible! 1. They didn't wear dreads! 2.They didn't smoke "ganga" 3. They were given educational and spiritual guidance by the Black chaplains of the regiments. 4.They could play musical instruments. 5.They had wives and children who often lived with these men at these desolate outposts.

@carliene9389

3 ай бұрын

So true

Like I've said muptiple times. It wasnt just "slavery" that happened in this country. It was the multiple upon multiple systemic racism, murders, and generational robberies that has happened to black people for 100 years during the jim crow south era which started the great North migration. The banks, government and racist white people had a hand in what happened to my people. This is not to make anyone feel bad at all this is just to right a horrific wrong. Reperations is the RIGHT thing to do. And for my black folks I dont care what political side you are on but i employ you to look up you're family history. Especially during the jim crow era. We need our critical thinking skills. Malcolm X, Martin and all our other civil rights leaders would be shaken their heads right now at us seeing the amount of in fighting, hating and ignorance going on on in our communities today

@markaddison4642

3 ай бұрын

Segregationist planning. They would look at wp side eyed before freeman. Segregationist younglings destroyed civility and humility in real-time.

@j.cobbin4638

3 ай бұрын

What about the people who feel that the greater fight is by staying here in the South to change negative stigma about Black Representation? We all can't migrate to the North and respective Black disporas to praise our great ancestors. I think the larger voice and platform is in being right here, fighting the good fight of faith.

This is as awful as the Tulsa massacre. Thank you for bringing it to light. God rest the souls of these murdered heroes❤❤

@ian_ford

3 ай бұрын

And this was just the tip of the iceberg. Countless Blk enclaves from over 50 years from the end of the 19th century, into the 20th. And these are just a handful… with most or all redacted from US History books. *Clinton, MS. Tulsa, OK. Detroit, MI. Washington DC. Elaine, AK. Vicksburg, MS. Atlanta, GA. E. St. Louis, MO. Eufaula, GA. Wilmington, NC. Rosewood, FL. Oscarville, GA.*

@EyeOfTheWatcher

3 ай бұрын

There are many more of these type of cases throughout the USA. I believe there is a town in George that was destroyed and the built a lake over it.

@joannemcmillan9201

3 ай бұрын

Lake Lanier

@runoz2839

3 ай бұрын

there's sooooo many more in many states not just but native, Mexican, asian... it's ridiculous...

@rasheed7934

3 ай бұрын

​@@runoz2839And they should tell their stories. We ain't stopping them, in fact we encourage them to tell all.

And yet despite this and other events of racism and discrimination Black Americans still volunteer to defend our nation....Our Black community here in America is so honorable and patriotic....God Bless them...And I thank them...

@yourhuckleberry6757

3 ай бұрын

No other place was better... Most affluent and influential black culture in the world with the help of other race Americans fighting for them. Or maybe it's really just a crazy mystery. ..... 😮😮😮

@MrSuperbluesky

3 ай бұрын

Not smart to volunteer for army

@jryecart8017

3 ай бұрын

@@MrSuperbluesky ya got no facts or data

@tonisumblin2719

3 ай бұрын

@@MrSuperbluesky don’t tell the men in my family that. They’ve been in our military since the civil war. And I couldn’t be more proud of them.

@MrSuperbluesky

3 ай бұрын

@@tonisumblin2719 their high quality loyalties maybe misplaced. We have been lied to and sent to wars to fight for rich biased on lies most of the time.

As a fellow veteran, thank you to all these soldiers for their service and sacrifice. I can't even imagine serving in honor to be killed in disgrace by the institution I served.

What a Country we live in? Never taught this in school. May the Soldiers Rest in Peace. 🙏🏾

@frankieallen4900

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, you have to do research because they won't teach you anything but lies or hide the truth.

@kimberly8695

3 ай бұрын

And may their accusers NEVER rest...

To these 13 gentlemen, thank you for your service.

Thank you for your service, gentlemen. 💜 PEACE

Taken out by the country you're serving is sick as hell. Executions have happened many times after this mass one. Those were done again by the very country being served. RIP to all the unjustly executed soldiers. Gone but never forgotten. 🕊❤

Talk about "too little...too late" for the 19 who where murdered. Pathetic government/military response.

@JohnRangel-if2qm

3 ай бұрын

of course some of yall will never be satisfied and still going to complain.

This is why these awful people want history hidden

@markaddison4642

3 ай бұрын

Truth in real-time. Plus their morally bankrupted people. Modern Germans have a better understanding of atonement, reconciliation, and repentance white Americans can ever have. Reparations heals inhumanity in real-time.Unapologetically

It's hard to put words together to express the feelings from this story. People of African descent have always serviced this country in the face of being treated with such disrespect and disdain. US prisoners of War during WWII being treated better than Black soldiers...There are many, many stories like this. These were young men in their twenties; they were human. There is more work to be done to right these wrongs. We must not try to hide and erase the history of this country! It is everyone's responsibility! America lost out of the contributions these men would have made to the country. Of course, it's never too late to do the right thing and the Army did the right thing. The Army also owes these families back pay etc. from these men. Please continue to tell these stories.

@markaddison4642

3 ай бұрын

Freedman aka FBA. Everybody is African descent.

@tonyjones1560

3 ай бұрын

German prisoners noticed the disparity in treatment. My grandfather was in the army and stationed at a POW camp. More than once, he said, he was asked “Warum bist du hier?” Why are you here?

@oldskoolj23

3 ай бұрын

Please don't call them African decent, it's disrespectful, it's FBA/ ADOS decent

@felitacavette3331

3 ай бұрын

@@oldskoolj23 Thank you for the correction.

This hurts.

I grew up knowing this story, we cannot be afraid of looking at ourselves - good or bad. It's the only way we will ever heal this nation. People can't be afraid of the truth - it's not about making someone feel guilty or placing blame - it's about righting a wrong. God bless us all who've served and stand on the shoulders of these troopers.

@addiewilson332

3 ай бұрын

Amen!

@jamberry8026

3 ай бұрын

This nation is already at the point of no return and her sins have already reached heaven.

No one should ever be killed. Especially without a trial.

@JG-tt4sz

3 ай бұрын

Even Palestinians.

i went down to Fort Sam Houston for tech school for Medical Logistics in the Air Force and i remember goin around Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery and the golf course behind the fort and it hits me so hard that i stepped in historical grounds!

Always sorry 100 years later.

The "we're white and we say so" 😭 conviction 😢 . Rest easy , gentlemen- you served this country with honor and dignity 🙏and deserve to live in a paradise free of prejudice and hate .

This is so incredibly sick and sad, my heart breaks for these families. I’m grateful they will get their proper recognition, but it should have NEVER happened in the first place! You’d think we would have evolved from these types of racist horrors, but still today, there is so much racist evil happening. 💔

@bobbertee5945

3 ай бұрын

Stop it, there is not any racial injustice happening today, yes im a white man myself learning a lot from our past racism, it makes me sick to hear about, it’s horrible, but it doesn’t happen in this day. I’m a military man myself, my best friend in the Marines is a black man, I love the guy as if he were my brother…. And always will

@tl1533

3 ай бұрын

@@bobbertee5945 OK, according to you , the W man. Let others voice their own opinions, not yours since you don't have to deal with it.

@rosamariamendoza1466

3 ай бұрын

​@@bobbertee5945Do you mean in the armed forces, or in the US of A in general?

There is no end to the evil that humans can do to eachother

HOW ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE!!! Just when you think you've heard it all! ....all of the injustices committed against... an innocent people, all because of their skin color, you hear this story that just breaks my heart 😪

At the end. No one held accountable. Just like our sheriffs,judges,politicians ect....

@markaddison4642

3 ай бұрын

Truth in real-time.

@leorobin832

3 ай бұрын

Well all the people involved are probably dead now

@TylerD288

10 күн бұрын

God is keeping track and accountability will come.

Our country and our military can never make up for this atrocity in our history.

This is so disgusting as an american and very sad. I cant believe the army did this.

@patricialeonard2748

3 ай бұрын

I don't know why u cant

@marialloyd9527

3 ай бұрын

Search the internet for ---> Jim Crow-era Texas 1917

@Deltasquadformingup

3 ай бұрын

​​@@patricialeonard2748I think its so hard to beleive is because how diffrent things are now, is there still racism? Absolutly but leauges better now.

@morrisparrish76

3 ай бұрын

@@Deltasquadformingup Progress? “You don’t stick a knife in me 12inches…..draw it out 9inches & call it progress”!…………….Malcolm X

@Deltasquadformingup

3 ай бұрын

@@morrisparrish76 And. When was Malcom X alive? Yeah looks like he passed away in 1965. I could also say "We shall fight on the beaches and in the streets"(Winston Churchill shortend quote) But that wouldn't be very accruate either as Britian isn't getting invaded by the Axis

It’s now 2024 and sadly & unfortunately discrimination continues. 😢Another sad story that should have never happened.This story is beyond cruel.

For anyone who hasn't seen it, there is a movie from a few years ago about this incident called The 24th.

Why didn't you showcase the film 24th by Trai Byers, a black filmmaker, that came out in 2020 and told the story of these men? This seems an abject failure to lift up a piece of art masterfully done by a black filmmaker to tell the story of these brave and unjustly murdered men.

@sharinaross1865

3 ай бұрын

Where can it be viewed

@charkk1228

3 ай бұрын

I thought exactly the same. It’s a very good movie.

@Musicball

3 ай бұрын

@@sharinaross1865 It's on Prime, if you have a subscription. It's called "The 24th".

@laurie5726

3 ай бұрын

It was a very good movie, heartbreaking to watch but this is our history.

@michellespence7001

3 ай бұрын

Create a link and share the movie here ….. don’t always depend on the mainstream media to do the right thing. Didn’t even know movie exist.

Every time I learn of this type of injustice I think this has to be the worst thing ever, then I learn of another even worse story. I'm glad this story has been told so that we can learn from our mistakes and try to correct the injustices these men faced.

@sekkhiaakare7701

3 ай бұрын

Where are the kin folk of the perpetrators? I wanna see what they look like.

David Martin is a great reporter. This story is heart wrenching. No human being should be treated like this. It is an awful world we live in.

We will never forget, justice will be done!

the Art of the Empty Apology.

@nutwatch1854

3 ай бұрын

it's never really possible to apologize for something another person did.

@trusarmor4957

3 ай бұрын

@@nutwatch1854 Nations and Institutions do it all the time.

Wow! Goosebumps and tears at the same time. I have read many stories of this horrific tragedy but had never heard of their tombstones being incomplete with information about their service. So thankful that this has been corrected eventually after 107 years. Rest in Peace.

Thank you CBS Sunday morning for sharing,, It went from 13 to 19 to 63 to 100+

"We're Sorry" is NOT a "correction".

@UnashamedCaliforniagirl

3 ай бұрын

Not even close.

@greenbay3164

2 ай бұрын

Well what should they do?

What a captivating Story...bravo to these soilders decendents.

Pure evil

Had I known this I would have NEVER joined the Army. This is beyond awful 😡

@moonrunrs

3 ай бұрын

Thank your for your service. What happened to those innocent men is truly awful, but at least the army and the US government made what amends they could and now the story is being recognized.

@dominichoward4833

3 ай бұрын

​@moonrunrs what amends? They didn't do nothing.

@Imissyoulou

3 ай бұрын

@@moonrunrs Over 100 years later? To much, to little, to late.

@ReRe-kr1ht

3 ай бұрын

I sincerely thank you for your service. Just remember you were serving and protecting fellow Americans & bc of you we were able to lay our heads down at night with peace of mind. For that we are forever grateful!!!!

@zeroturn7091

3 ай бұрын

Hopefully you’ll find some way to reconcile and make peace with your decision. I joined to get everything that was denied to my grandfather, his six brothers that volunteered after he was drafted, and his father that served before him. I could’ve avoided the military altogether, and still found the same success but it was personal for me.

Born n raised in Texas for the first 19 years of my life. I saw the strong racism against the minority community.even though I been away for 55 years it still hurts, when I think about it.

Man when taps starts to play thats it.

From Houston, served in the Army and only heard about this tragedy about 2 years ago. I work across the street from where these men lived those days. Makes you think about how many other events like this took place and we never hear about it until some family member steps forward. At least these men have some honor given back to them.

@BHill-rz9tg

3 ай бұрын

There dead...they were executed for something they didn't do...there is no honor in that.

@curtisthomas2670

3 ай бұрын

During WW1 Colonel J.Linard head of the Expeditionary Forces sent a covert memo entitled "Secret lnformation Concerning Black American Troops" to French military command saying that the way the French military and civilians were treating black US troops stationed in France with respect and dignity and like equals was very upsetting to and hurting the morale of white US troops and requested that French authorities and civilians treat the black US troops Jim Crow style with segregation, non fraternisation and non miscegenation etc like they would experience back at home. This request was generally ignored by the French military and civilians. The French military was grateful for the manpower and praised the discipline, fighting spirit and effectiveness of the black troops, and the civilians praised their good manners, friendliness and generosity. The French awarded them medals including their highest, with blacks being the first American troops to be awarded. A common joke among the French went like "so good of the Yanks to come help us but did they really have to bring those white boys with them". The US army even tried the same thing when blacks were stationed in the UK during WW2. On a side note: the French fielded Europe's first all black manned and led regiment, and had black officers up to General commanding white troops more than a century before the first black US General.

@jaisonlives

3 ай бұрын

So you probably don’t know about the TSU riots either?

@evinchester7820

3 ай бұрын

Like you, I doubt if they do. I'm from Houston too.@@jaisonlives

@evinchester7820

3 ай бұрын

I'm from Houston. I knew about this in the late 70's. It is there if you look. But people don't look.

As a veteran of some of the Army’s most elite units, and a black American, my heart hurts.

And what happens to the lost of generational wealth ?

@Imissyoulou

3 ай бұрын

Nothing is ever mention about that.

So sad😣 I glad this family didn't give up.🌹

Never ever heard this. Thank you for sharing. Tears are flowing as I muse about these lives that served but we're denied. How the books in heaven record with terrible accuracy the movements of man.

@elujahhall4620

3 ай бұрын

Every single deed and thought behind it has been documented in accurate detail. America has hell to pay.

This is disgusting. Symbolic at best. Where are the financial reparations to the families.

And Texas is going back to that time

@IvanCastillo-gb9vp

3 ай бұрын

FACT!

@deana8202

3 ай бұрын

How is that?

@saxonray4071

3 ай бұрын

@@deana8202 Bounties on women who're pregnant.besides more

@arthurbrumagem3844

3 ай бұрын

Someone read Al Sharptons book on “how to claim victim hood 101”

@zabaleta66

3 ай бұрын

BS!

THOSE MEN WERE GIANTS HEROES 💪🏾

What a wonderful neice. So happy for the story and happy that the army is trying to make it right. Still doesnt bring them back though.

Say their names. This is horrible.

@Deltasquadformingup

3 ай бұрын

There names are there and you can read it

@imhuman3333

3 ай бұрын

Sgt. William C. Nesbitt Corp. Larsen J. Brown Corp. James Wheatley Corp. Jesse Moore Corp. Charles W. Baltimore Pvt. William Brackenridge Pvt. Thomas C. Hawkins Pvt. Carlos Snodgrass Pvt. Ira B. Davis Pvt. James Divins Pvt. Frank Johnson Pvt. Rosley W. Young Pvt. Pat MacWharter

@AmusedCoffee-ym3gb

3 ай бұрын

Their names have been vandalized by black youths. Look up what happend to the memorial dedicated to those troops.

The only thing these strong men were guilty of was fighting back while being attacked and being black. I am grateful the government is at least doing something to put it right.

You are all heroes. RIP. Thank you for your service. May your families find peace.

What a sad and shocking story. 🥀

@FemaleBootyCheekSpreader

3 ай бұрын

Sad but not shocking my friend.

This is America. Now and forever.

This is American history

Thank you for sharing this sad part of our history and to those who did not rest until recognition and amendments were made. Prayers for the families affected by this injustice. I thank the victims for their bravery and service.

That was powerful

Shamefull

A lot of folks who don’t quite relate with the African American experience don’t understand how furious stories like this make many of us. Miscarriage of justice indeed; but many simply want to be shielded from the realities of the past instead of being confronted with them because it brings up shame (rightly so). So they ignore it. Others double down on their inability to demonstrate empathy with questions of “why does everything have to be about race and social justice? Why even bring up the past?” Well… are we to celebrate past events that astound us, yet not mourn over and/or make right past events that anger us? Shame us?

This is what truth being exposed by the light, looks like. So very painful but necessary 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

May justice continue to be revealed🙏🏽

A DAMN SHAME ON AMERICA!

Imagine how many of us had no clue about this, and possibly would have never served. I was born and raised in Houston, served in Ft. Sam Houston, and never knew. I have been out of the Army for going on 17 years now. So many of us were wronged, I am surprised that people still believe that there is no racism in the military 🪖🤬

After serving 20 plus years I'm truly feeling more betrayal in this organization 😢. Saying sorry and erecting new head stones will never be enough. These men died because of wickedness and their legacy's will be forever castrated.

It is American History and it deserves to be told. This is what disantis and his ilk want to suppress and forget. Never goona happen fella! May God continue to smile on the honorable warriors who were men to the last.

You can never right the wrong that your people did.

In a very real way, these Black Men gave their lives to make this a better country.

@MyNameIsNotEmail.ItsEmail

3 ай бұрын

They didn't "give" their lives. Their lives were stolen.

@Imissyoulou

3 ай бұрын

HOW? They never came home, never enjoyed their families, or had the opportunity to make a family. Could not enjoy their friends, go to the movies or any other aspect of life, after going to fight for this country. A country that hated them.

@dominichoward4833

3 ай бұрын

Tired of me and mine giving our lives for a country that doesn't care about us. Tired of the travesties being buried "to make this a better" country.

@aeternitasnox5151

3 ай бұрын

By taking the lives of 16 innocent American citizens? I don't think so. Must've been terrifying for those American civilians who saw the US Army marching on them and then attack...

@zeroturn7091

3 ай бұрын

Red Summer happened nearly two years afterwards, so no it was a prequel.

I 🙏🏾 they revisit the Lee St. massacre mass grave in Alexandria Louisiana 💔 Those poor soldiers deserve justice also ⚖️

@user-mt3bx5nh6c

3 ай бұрын

Thats crazy u mention this. I been to FT. Polk twice and both times I felt this sad sad energy there.......I thought it was just racial injustice and slavery........now I'm not surprised. I'm gonna look this up

When the family member said she was told the Army killed her great uncle, I thought she misspoke until I finished watching the rest of the video. How does reversing the convictions restore the honor of men who was murdered? Doesn't seem like that goes far enough. Reversing the convictions is just legally correct but how do you try to make the families whole? This country has been evil for so long and it'll only be a matter of time before Greg Abbott makes sure this is never taught in TX schools.

Thanks you for reporting this. I was aware of the incident. But this small redemption made this old man cry in solitude as I hope everyday for our nation to realize we are one people .

The 24th infantry soldiers were hero’s put in a no win situation. I feel like a lot of truth is often left out when this story is told.

Thank you, to these brave Black men (soldiers). I learned of your stories, before. I know how great you all were. And are. RIP.

About 75 of them were sentenced to life

This is why I get so upset when they tell black people to just " get over it"!!!

The extreme WICKEDNESS of this country is endless.................there is no boundary of evil that they have not done!

Your title is VERY wrong as this doesn’t come close to correcting the miscarriage of justice. It is something long overdue. But without going back in time to stop the execution the miscarriage is a forever fact.

Nikki Haley said this has never been a racist country

It's absolute evil.

And people say black Americans should stand for the national anthem,but they ignore that what 100 years of injustices feels like.

Why is sharing this story in school not okay? History shouldn't be isolated

@tdog652041

3 ай бұрын

It’s not a good look for history.

This is the very truth that they don’t want taught in schools. For shame.

This is the movie based on what happened to those soldiers kzread.info/dash/bejne/f5OMttB8kdCXdco.htmlsi=Vcajl33awlAJf4cI

A deeply shameful chapter in the history of my great Republic.

@morrisparrish76

3 ай бұрын

You should have said “another”!

@elujahhall4620

3 ай бұрын

Nothing great about this country except the Judgement it has heaped up upon itself.

Although I appreciate that this horrible story is told and that a successful effort was made to restore the reputations of the soldiers unjustly convicted and executed , I am appalled by America's injustice and inhumanity.

I am weeping.

I served my country with dignity and honor and as a black man this breaks my heart. We were never told of this atrocity and it should be brought to light in CRT teachings everywhere!😪😪

@AmusedCoffee-ym3gb

3 ай бұрын

Why so you could be encouraged to either quit or rebel? Did you not get equal pay in the military?

@susiq1121

3 ай бұрын

Unless you're got into law school and volunteer to choose a course about CRT, you're not taught CRT. This is American history that is being stifled and white washed

@tmccull98

3 ай бұрын

Nope so we could all know the truth, I got equal pay but not equal opportunity, I experience Racism from not only white NCO's and officers but also Black NCO's because one hated my White NCO. By Knowing the truth it makes us fight harder for freedom for all. @@AmusedCoffee-ym3gb

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. 😢

Hatred felt even till this day.

We Will Never FORGET, and they still feel the same. Thanks for this man, and this court.