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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.  

Buy, Sell, Auction, Value & Consign rare and collectible U.S. coins, world and ancient coins. We deal in gold coins, silver coins, slabbed and graded coins of all varieties.

Upper Housatonic Valley African American Trail. The Upper Housatonic Valley African American Heritage Trail explores the national histoiric significance of african americans in Berkshire County of Massachusetts (MA) and Litchfield County of Connecticut (CT).

Eulipions, Inc. is a nonprofit organization Eulipions Inc. is a nonprofit organization that fosters, promotes, and preserves artistic expression with an emphasis on Colorado’s African-American heritage and lifestyles.

DEDICATED TO WAKING UP THE REAL HEBREW ISRAELITES WHICH ARE THE NEGROES, LATINOS, AND NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS TO THEIR REAL HERITAGE. GIVING ALL PRAISES, HONOR, AND GLORY TO OUR HEAVENLY FATHER YAHAWAH BAHASHAM YAHAWASHI.

Heritage African American wedding Jumping Brooms accessories and gifts. Where Culture and Class Meet.

Graduation-stoles.com offers graduation stoles, graduation sashes, personalized graduation stoles, African American graduation, Hispanic graduation & more

Professional genealogy research services along with various products and resources available.

The Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration is an African American history and culture festival hosted annually in South Carolina. -

Reading Heart is a book donation program dedicated to serving children in hospitals and children in areas with limited access to books. At the age of eight Danay started Reading Heart because she wanted to share her passion for reading and the joy of escaping in a good book with other children. An avid book reader and advocate for education, Danay wants to spread the joy of reading and improve literacy not only in our community but also across the country.

African Film - Films from Africa and the African diaspora

The Waterford Foundation's mission is to preserve the historic buildings and the open spaces of the National Historic Landmark of Waterford, Virginia and through education to increase the public's knowledge of life and work in an early American rural community.

African American genealogy in South Carolina, Georgia and Florida - slave genealogy, plantation records, black history, Reconstruction, freedmen, slavery

This February, as the country recognizes Black History Month, we are celebrating and documenting USC Athletics' proud African-American heritage. Over the course of the month, we will tell stories about iconic Trojans who serve as role models for our school and the African-American community. And, we will pay tribute to the pioneers who fearlessly broke racial boundaries and dared to succeed in the face of resistance. - USC Athletics -

African Ancestry helps people of African descent trace their ancestral roots back to a specific present-day African country and ethnic group.