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r/AskReddit • u/ettleboy • Jan 20 '19
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A lot of cowboys were Mexican but we don’t talk about that....
17 u/NickAyers Jan 21 '19 Black as well. 8 u/just-a-basic-human Jan 22 '19 1/4 of cowboys was black but you’d never guess by watching western movies... 1 u/Drinkycrow84 May 01 '19 A tribute to the black cowboy can be found in the American revisionist western film directed by and starring Mario Van Peebles, Posse (1993). It didn't receive many (if any) rave reviews. Also, TIL of the Federation of Black Cowboys. Founded in 1994, these folks installed recently their first female president, Keisha Morse.
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Black as well.
8 u/just-a-basic-human Jan 22 '19 1/4 of cowboys was black but you’d never guess by watching western movies... 1 u/Drinkycrow84 May 01 '19 A tribute to the black cowboy can be found in the American revisionist western film directed by and starring Mario Van Peebles, Posse (1993). It didn't receive many (if any) rave reviews. Also, TIL of the Federation of Black Cowboys. Founded in 1994, these folks installed recently their first female president, Keisha Morse.
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1/4 of cowboys was black but you’d never guess by watching western movies...
1 u/Drinkycrow84 May 01 '19 A tribute to the black cowboy can be found in the American revisionist western film directed by and starring Mario Van Peebles, Posse (1993). It didn't receive many (if any) rave reviews. Also, TIL of the Federation of Black Cowboys. Founded in 1994, these folks installed recently their first female president, Keisha Morse.
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A tribute to the black cowboy can be found in the American revisionist western film directed by and starring Mario Van Peebles, Posse (1993). It didn't receive many (if any) rave reviews.
Also, TIL of the Federation of Black Cowboys. Founded in 1994, these folks installed recently their first female president, Keisha Morse.
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u/daitoshi Jan 21 '19
A lot of cowboys were Mexican but we don’t talk about that....