My mother and her siblings were offered a percentage of the sale proceeds of the land where their house was built. This ...

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The men on his mother’s side were cowboys, too, so he grew up ranching in a life rich in cowboy culture. Hollywood got it wrong, depicting an all-white, horse-and-cow-wrangling Old West.