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The history of African American cowboys and their role in settling the West isn’t that much different from the history of other African American groups- it’s been largely ignored by historians and the media. The fact is that African Americans made up roughly 25% of the cowboys responsible for the movement west. There are, however, efforts to battle this ignorance. There are a number of groups around the country who celebrate the heritage of the black men and women who herded cattle, farmed, and built homesteads across the West. "Black Cowboys (and girls)" attempts to honor those people and allow them into the pantheon of American heroes. By showing contemporary African American practitioners of "cowboying" I hope to draw attention to the long historic lineage they celebrate.  

Golden Legacy offers Black History Comic Books. For Black History Magazines, Black History Books and Black History Comic books depicting Historical African

The Washington Informer Newspaper Co. Inc. is a multimedia organization founded on Oct. 16, 1964, by Dr. Calvin Rolark, in order to highlight positive images of

February is African American History Month. The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of African Americans who struggled with adversity to achieve full citizenship in American society.

Booker T. Washington National Monument, Virginia - Visit the birthplace of one of the most influential African Americans in United States history A.S.A.P.

A family history and homage to millions of silenced, invisible African Americans. Recounts the struggles, perseverance, and contributions of generations.

Summary and Reaction to Chapter 3 (The Slow Hunch) of Steven Johnson’s book ‘Where Good Ideas Come From’ The main argument in the chapter is that great

Biographies of famous African Americans in history who have made name in the United States. Famous black people including actors, scientists and women.

The Virginia Historical Society's Pusey Museum Shop carries books, home and office items, toys, games, children's books, apparel, and accessories. Shop Virginia history today!

African Cultural Festival is a 2-day nonprofit event meant to celebrate African culture through an array of fun and exciting exhibits and activities.

Explore the history of African-Americans in Arkansas at Mosaic Templars Cultural Center. Tour the center and join in the celebration of black achievements of the past and present.

The African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County is a nonprofit organization that coordinates an annual festival in the heart of downtown Raleigh every Labor Day weekend - celebrating art, music, history and culture of African Americans.