69th Okmulgee Rodeo Parade

The Roy LeBlanc Memorial Rodeo is acclaimed to be the world's oldest and largest all-black rodeo. The town of Okmulgee, OK is located south of Tulsa in eastern Oklahoma. This recording from 2024 features a spectator's point of view of the street entertainment before the annual rodeo parade thrugh downtown Okmulgee. #parade #blackrodeo #americanheartlands #oklahoma

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