Black Cowboys: Then and Now @FlatlandkcOrg
Black Cowboys: Then and Now  @FlatlandkcOrg
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Cowboy, children's author and Kansas City resident Trae Q.L. Venerable has made a name for himself across the U.S. for educating people on Black cowboys both past and present. Watch to learn more.

We’re Flatland, a destination for those who share boundless curiosity, home of curiousKC, and the digital platform of Kansas City PBS.

#blackcowboys
#flatland

flatlandkc.org
twitter.com/FlatlandKC
facebook.com/FlatlandKC
instagram.com/flatland_kc
Black Cowboys: Then and NowAuthor Randal Jelks Discusses Letters to MartinBlack Judge an Unsung Hero of Kansas City, KansasCuba, Kansas has a Rocking Chair MarathonKim Conyers | In Their Own WordsWhy the Blue River Has Been Forgotten About in Kansas CityRIDE | Rideshare Drivers Life Takes a Dramatic TurnChangemakers | Reynard ZweifelKansas City Chef Makes an Ugly DinnerWhy Your Right to Repair Is So ImportantCome and Get Your Weed Cakes! #kansascity #420 #shorts‘BOYMOM’ Seeks to Spark Missouri Filmmaking
Flatland |

Black Cowboys: Then and Now

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER