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IN CONVERSATION: COMPTON COWBOYS ON THE TEXAS AFRICAN AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY ARCHIVE
Celebrate the Texas African American Photography Archive with a discussion that shines a light on the often-overlooked contributions and rich history of Black cowboys in the American West. Randy Savvy, founder of the Compton Cowboys, shares his personal stories, cultural heritage, and the significance of their work in preserving the legacy of Black cowboys in Compton and beyond.
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