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Price Of Freedom by John Nelson highlights a buffalo soldier with a bayonet in hand proudly standing before a United States Colored Troops insignia amidst a background of an U
a mother is engrossed in the arduous task of washing clothes in an old-fashioned tin wash bucket
she could no longer endure the burden
This work of art is available framed or unframed
"For you have been a refuge for the poor
Like My Fathers Before Me relaxing Price Of Freedom by JohnDetermined to carry forward a legacy of courage and honor, she stands resolute in her decision to serve with pride, just as her forefathers did before her. She feels the weight of generations who fought for freedom and justice, from the Buffalo Soldiers to the Tuskegee Airmen, to the Montford Point Marines, to the Harlem Hellfighters, and all the other African American units who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Their legacy of sacrifice,
