369th Infantry Regiment Frame:Unframed The blood on the ballot

The blood on the ballot symbolizes the sacrifices made by our people just to have the basic right to vote

Jazztimes by Maurice Evans is a limited edition hand embellished work of art depicting an African-American Jazz band performing on stage with a drummer

In The Shade by Keith Mallett is a limited edition work of art of a black woman using an umbrella to shade herself and another woman holding a baby

One notable achievement was their work on the road connecting Fort Stockton to Fort Davis in Texas

Angels Of The Lord by Hulis Mavruk is a work of art depicting a pair of black angels sitting with annoyed expressions on their face as Jesus watches on amidst clouds

369th Infantry Regiment Frame:Unframed The blood on the ballotAn informative and educational African American historical poster featuring an image of the 369th Infantry Regiment. This regiment was known as the "Harlem Hellfighters" or the 15th New York National Guard Regiment and was the first African American African Puerto Rican regiment to serve during World War I. Included on this high quality glossy poster is biographical statement that highlights key moments from this military regiment's history. Learn,