Due to a proclamation signed by Mayor Byron Brown, November 7 has been declared Black Veterans Day.

The day marks November 7, 1775,&nbsp; when the English offered to free slaves who joined the British army during the American Revolution.

Notice the flag. It’s a desecration of our US flag in <a href="https://www.independentsentinel.com/pan-african-prof-seeks-destruction-of-white-economy-and-oppression-of-white-supremacists/">the colors of the Marxist</a> Pan African movement. It’s another divisive day for our nation.

We should be one united country. We won’t survive as thousands of separate entities. We’re sinking into tribalism.

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Due to a proclamation signed by Mayor Byron Brown, November 7 has been declared Black Veterans Day. The day marks November 7, 1775...{ai:summary}<p>#society</p><p>Mayor Byron Brown has declared November 7 as Black Veterans Day, in honor of the slaves who joined the British army during the American Revolution. However, some argue that this proclamation is divisive, as it features a flag that desecrates the US flag and represents the Marxist Pan African movement. This event highlights the growing tribalism within the nation, emphasizing the need for unity.</p>

Buffalo Celebrates Its First Marxist Black Veteran's Day

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