- African-American Cowboys ...
By Dr. Richard W. Slatta, Professor of History, North Carolina State University.
- A Hotlist on Black Cowboys ...
An Internet Hotlist on Black Cowboys.
- Bay Area Cowboys and Cowgirls ...
Bay Area Cowboys and Cowgirls website. What you get to really enjoy as a "Real cowboy or Cowgirl". This sport and livelyhood is natural and raw.
- Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo ...
The Cowboys and Cowgirls participate in one or more events. The exitement, skills, talent and nerves
from these participants represents the spirit of the west and the rich heritage of Black Americans.
- Black Cowboys - Part 1
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Excerpt from the book, "Negro on the American Frontier".
- Black Cowboys - Part 2...
Black Cowboys also worked on the ranches and rode the cattle trails.
- Black Cowboys...
The Premiere Black Cowboys Site on the Internet. Awarded by the Texas Historical Commission.
- Black Cowboys and Pioneers...
Text-only overview of the topic, by Kenneth Wiggins Porter. Excerpt from the book, "Negro on the American Frontier."
- Black Cowboys...
Learn the role of the Black Cowboy of times past.
- Black Cowboys...
Aase Zori compiled this list according to the suggestions supplied by Child_list listserv members.
- Black Cowboys ...
Black Cowboys, legendary African American figures who drove great cattle herds across the early West. Idealized in motion pictures, television, and books, the cowboy serves as the great American icon, representing courage, hardiness, and independence.
- Black Pioneers...
Black Pioneers, Settlers, Cowboys and Outlaws.
- Cowboys & Cowgirls...
Links to Black Cowboy sites.
- Fort Worth Cowboys of Color...
We all tend to think of cowboys from black and white television series as only white guys. This museum has photos and artwork that shows that life on the frontier was more diverse than TV or even text books show us.
- Handbook of Texas Online: Black Cowboys...
Learn how Black cowboys have been part of Texas history since the early nineteenth century, when they first worked on ranches throughout the state.
- Mike Johnson...
Mike Johnson, Country Music's No.1 Black Yodeler, will be 62 years old this year. Johnson has been performing since the mid-1960s, was inducted into the Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame in 2002, and his Yodel Song Archives 114 yodeling songs written & composed by him] were included in the Recorded Sound Reference Center's permanent music collection at the Library of Congress in March 2007.
- RCA Black Rodeo...
Not only is it an entertainment, but it also represents the African Americans, Native Americans, Hispanic, Caucasians and others in a multi-cultural rodeo sport.
- Real Cowboy Association...
Rodeo tours, the hottest in the south!
- Reggae Cowboys...
The Reggae Cowboys' name came from Stone's fascination with the role of African-Americans in settling the West in the 1800's.
- Rex Purefoy...
Rex Purefoy, America's favorite cowboy.
- The Black Cowboy Parade...
Always held the first Saturday of October, the Black Cowboy Parade is an exciting historic part of Oakland, California.
- Today's Black Cowboys and Cowgirls...
Groups that Keep The Black West Alive.
"Sistas N Arms"
By Dwight Juda Ward
Size 24x36 open edition
to order copies please call 718-531-6431 or 718-501-8614
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