ROOTED IN FREEDOM | Uplifting the Stories of Our Ancestors | Black Farmers & Cowboys
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Rooted in Freedom: Uplifting the Stories of Our Ancestors - Black Farmers and Cowboys
Join H-Town Afro-American Historical & Genealogical Society for an inspiring Black History Month symposium that centers land, legacy, and community power. Hear about the impactful work of the Pecan Project and its mission to preserve Black-owned farms and rural heritage. Enjoy the remarkable adventures of Lee Perry, an Oil & Gas Auditor who helped Black families reclaim their homesteads and protect generational land.
The day will also feature a special community screening of the docuseries High Horse: The Black Cowboy, followed by an engaging debriefing session with the High Horse cast of descendant farmers and series producers.
This symposium promises powerful stories, meaningful dialogue, and practical insight—mark your calendar and plan to be part of this unforgettable experience!
Location: University of Houston | Judy Cook Community Center | 3002 Lee Street | Houston, TX 77004.
Date: Saturday, February 14, 2026
Time: 9:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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