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From the Abbeville Institute:
This month marks 160 years since a relatively unrecognized, but noteworthy, battle between Union and Confederate forces in which black soldiers participated in relatively large numbers. The noteworthiness was not in terms of strategic significance, consequential results, exceptional leadership, or recognized valor.
Rather, Olustee was the battle in which a relatively recent phenomenon – black U.S. soldier regiments – probably comprised the highest percentage of any Union force during the war, approaching forty percent. Moreover, Olustee helped to convince an undecided Northern populace that…