St. Johns Rangers Legionnaires

Yeah, I jumped on the OpenAI bandwagon to see what Captain Winston Stephens' photo from 1854, would look like cleaned up. Here is the result.

⚠️Truth Alert❗️⚠️
🛑Stop Scrolling for to learn about brave Americans❗️🛑

✅Black Confederates are part of Black American History📌

💔The fact that our modern American academics work so savagely to erase the honorable service of Black American to the Confederate States is a terrible misjustice.

🔍The truth is easy to find once you get past the last 15 years of Woke lies and misinformation. As this March 7, 1861, Leslie's Illustrated shows, Black Confederates are not a "myth". What many of our college educated often over look is how the war started.

The Yankee washed version of The Confederate States firing on a fort is hogwash. There were no Confederate States of America on April 12, 1861. When the North tried to resupply Ft. Sumner with 250 more soldiers Jefferson Davis was still a Senator in Washington DC. The Confederate States of America formed on February 22, 1862, almost a full year of war later. Several battles had already been fought with Black and White soldiers fighting and dying together.

In the May 1906 issue of the UCV's Confederate Veteran there is an article about the "Negro soldier" who carried off a wounded White comrade. To believe the lies by the Woke Academics, a person would have to ignore the numerous photos, films, documents, and newspaper articles about the Black Confederate Veterans. A person would also have to ignore the obvious question to...why do they want to erase the Black Confederate Soldier from history?

The obvious answer to the obvious question is the Black Confederate Veteran is evidence of a non-racist society, or to be fair.... a society that isn't as racist as they claim. The Hollywood version of the South with everyone using the "N-word" and enslaved people wearing chains in the cotton fields with white men with whips is fairytale. The True History of the South is much less brutal and alot more complex.

❓How did our Confederate ancestors really view Colonel Shaw and 54th Mass. Colored Troops at Ft. Wagner❓

The Youtube Channel "Life on the Civil War Research Trail" has a great video reading letters from the Confederate soldiers and officers there. Spoiler, it's not like what the movie "Glory" portrays. Battlefields back then were called "the field of Honor" for a reason because it was where men showed their true mettle, and skin color was the last thing on a soldier's mind in close quarter combat. A gallant soldier is a gallant soldier no matter what. The video is about 20 minutes and well worth a watch.

Robert Gould Shaw at Fort Wagner: Eyewitness Accounts From the Southern Side When it comes to the July 18, 1863, assault on Fort Wagner, our memory is dominated by engravings and lithographs of Col. Robert Gold Shaw leading his 54th M...