"There was not a barbershop in Yankton that would cut a black man’s hair in 1963.” — Ted Blakey (right), Yankton businessman, civil rights advocate and unofficial spokesman for South Dakota's African American population.
Matt Black At a ranch house. Eagle Butte has a population of 1,318 and 51.5% live below the poverty level. Eagle Butte, South Dakota, USA. 2016. © Matt Black | Magnum Photos
South Dakota Population By Race
Deadwood, SD. in 1877. Deadwood was a bustling mining town in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The discovery of gold had brought a rush of prospectors and entrepreneurs to the area, and the town had proliferated. The streets were lined with saloons, hotels, and stores, and the population was a mix of miners, gamblers, and adventurers from all walks of life. Notable figures of the time included Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and Seth Bullock, all of whom left their mark on the town's history.
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South Dakota Demographics By Race
Woolsey Mine (up on the hill) at Central City, South Dakota ca. 1878 More Central City history and photos: https://westernmininghistory.com/towns/south-dakota/central-city/
South Dakota's Black Hills offer inexpensive family-friendly vacation
South Dakota Population Demographics
https://flic.kr/p/yGVKEt | Cosmos of the Black Hills - Rapid City, South Dakota | STAND ON THE WALL The little lady is not an athlete as you can do this too, or you can stand back at the others at the COSMOS OF THE BLACK HILLS on U.S. 16 between Rapid City and Mt. Rushmore Rushmore Photos, 727 Main St., Rapid City, S.D. Plastichrome by Colourpicture P15610
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