During the growing Civil Rights movement of the 1960s such publications as Philip Durham and Everett L. Jones’ groundbreaking 1965 The Negro Cowboys and William Leckie’s The Buffalo Soldiers, released the following year, began to address the little studied area of blacks in the West. Now, eminent scholars Bruce A. Glasrud and Michael N. Searles add to the field with their impressive anthology Black Cowboys in the American West: On the Range, on the Stage, behind the Badge (University of Okla

March 2017
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- Stevens County Seat War Massacre
- James Brothers First Heist, Maybe?
- Big Nose George Parrot
- Black Buckaroos
- What History Has Taught Me: Terry Bolinger
- Hugh Glass and the Grizzly
- Idaho’s Mormon Miracles
- B.B. Bullwinkle and the Arizona Cattle Company
- Did The True “Gateway To The West” Start In St. Louis Or Independence, Missouri?
- A Mule For Sylvia Durando
- Why Does Arizona Have That Diagonal Boundary Line?