One third of the real cowboys were Mexican, another third were Black. Cowboy was a terrible job, and they were mostly despised as "saddle tramps' until the sheep herder/cattle rancher wars. The ranchers, and later Wild West shows, played up the romance of the cowboy.
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There are all sorts of 12 Step programs out there
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I'll put the original 'The Italian Job' with Michael Caine over any of the Fast And Furious movies.
No, they can just follow the paper trail.
You had 'classic' in bold. I thought it was a link. Silly me.
I think the entire run is available free on YouTube. Also look up Popeye the Sailor and the 1940s Superman cartoons. Superman was done in color with rotoscoping. The old B+W Popeyes are great. Once he joined the US Navy he lost his mojo.
I recall there was a controversy because MM was sniffing flowers and it looked like he was snorting cocaine.
Was there supposed to be a link?
You have access to over a century's worth of movies and entertainment. Don't assume that the new stuff is the best stuff.
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Back in the day, cartoons were played before the main feature. They were made for adults to enjoy and kids to follow if hey could.
Not an expert, but I'd bet that there were absolutely no TV or movie Westerns about a brave sheepherder.
edit = Apparently, there was at least one, 'The Sheepman' with Glen Ford. Thanks to Capt. Wolf for the link.
For a movie from [a slightly] Indian perspective, check out 'Little Big Man.'
https://youtu.be/7K4l5ZZe4-k