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Teen shatters racial stereotypes as Junior World Bull Riding champion The popular cowboy narrative often excludes Black people from the horseback riding American folklore. However, historians estimate that 1 in 4 cowboys were Black. Author: JC Whittington Updated: 3:43 AM EDT June 14, 2021 UPPER MARLBORO, Md. No one would have guessed that the 2020 Junior World Bull Riding champion would hail from Prince George’s County. The county is known for producing top NBA talent. But now, 13-year-old Nicholas Jackson has put the area on center stage for bull riding, as the first champion from Maryland to hold the title, according to his family. Jackson is a fifth-generation cowboy living in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. His granddad, great-granddad, and great-great granddad were all cowboys, passing down the family legacy of rural living and horse training in Maryland.

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