History of the Black Cowboys and their inspiration for modern day Urban Equine Programs, produced by Sunrays, Inc.
Larry Callies, Founder and CEO of the Black Cowboy Museum, in Rosenberg, TX joins other special guests, to visit history, and to explore this topic through the lens of those living the legacy each day, as part of Urban Equine programs nationwide.
Join a Virtual Conversation with our Nation’s Top influencers.
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Larry Callies is a fifth generation cowboy and rodeo rider. He is the Founder and CEO of the Black Cowboy Museum, in Rosenberg, TX. |
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Through podcasting, speaking, writing and coaching, Abriana Johnson shares the current landscape of Black equestrians and creates conversations centered around DEI implementation. |
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Ellis Ferrell, is a former bull rider and Founder of Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club in North Philadelphia, PA. |
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Sarah Maslin Nir, (special guest moderator) Pulitzer Prize nominated journalist for The New York Times, and an investigative reporter who has written extensively about Black Cowboys and their history. Many of these stories are related in her new book titled Horse Crazy. |
This event is produced by Sunrays, Inc.
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Event Type: Virtual via Zoom Link To Virtual Event: https://www.facebook.com/blackhistorymonthkingston (Registration not necessary) |
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