Buffalo Soldiers & The Indian Wars

In the shadow of American expansion, the fierce resistance of Chief Red Cloud and the haunting echoes of the Wounded Knee Massacre challenge a nation to confront the price of progress and the moral complexities of war.

A compelling exploration of the overlooked contributions and struggles of African American soldiers during America's Westward expansion, centering on the heroic but under-recognized efforts of George Jordan, a Buffalo Soldier whose tenacious defense against Apache resistances and personal sacrifices invite us to reflect on our own responsibilities in recognizing and honoring such unsung heroes.

Torn between his Sioux heritage and duty to the U.S. Army, Baptiste "Little Bat" Garnier navigates the brutal Indian wars, becoming an integral figure in pivotal battles during the Great Sioux War and Wounded Knee. As allegiances blur, he confronts the heartrending costs of loyalty, identity, and a divided America.