In 1982, Charlie Sampson became the first African-American world champion rodeo bullrider. The 134-pound "Mighty Mite" also won the Winston Rodeo the same year.
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Many BLACK PEOPLE have achieved various stages, and or postions in life. However the purpose of this website is to share information on the FIRST BLACK PEOPLE to achieve or reach greatness in sports ,and or postions that paved the way for others. There's also a special tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr & Barack Obama
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