Gabriela Hasbun

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“The New Black West” is a photography book that highlights Black cowboys and cowgirls in the Bay Area.

Black pride is at center of new book about Bay Area cowboys and cowgirls

“The New Black West” is a photography book that highlights Black cowboys and cowgirls in the Bay Area.

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