ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月1日 22時42分

The Compton Cowboys are on a mission to combat negative stereotypes about African-Americans and the city of Compton, California. Their method: horseback riding. For Anthony Harris, who @mychivas photographed here, walking to the corner store to buy a soda often comes with the risk of being stopped and searched by the police. But when he and other members of the Compton Cowboys — 10 childhood friends — choose to ride their horses to the store, something entirely different happens. “They don’t pull us over or search us when we’re on the horses,” Anthony said while riding a horse as 2 marked police cars slowly drove past him. “These horses protect us from all of that.” The Compton Cowboys hope to use their growing exposure to connect with other black cowboys around the U.S. who, like them, represent African-Americans whose experiences have been underrepresented in the rodeo world. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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