Episode 13 — Eight Seconds Juneteenth Rodeo
from Sport Oregon Voices
The Eight Seconds Juneteenth Rodeo is bringing the sport back to the Portland Expo Center this Saturday, June 17th. This invitational rodeo supports Black western athletes and educates people on the cultural heritage of Black cowboys and cowgirls. Today, join Charles Sudduth, Eight Seconds Founder Ivan McClellan, and Councilor Vince Jones-Dixon of the City of Gresham to talk all about this inclusive, educational, and entertaining event featuring some of the country’s top competitors in a fresh rodeo platform.
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