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"How does one individual encapsulate the resilience and cultural richness of an entire community? Let's dive into the life of Johanna July to find out." Born as Johanna Phillips in the rugged landscapes of Nacimiento, Mexico in October eighteen sixty, Johanna's life is a testament to the tenacity and cultural vibrancy of the Black Seminole community. Her childhood was shaped by the aftermath of the harsh Indian Removal policies of the eighteen thirties that forced her family to seek refuge in Mexico. Eventually, they relocated to Texas, which marked a new chapter in Johanna's life. It was in the Black Seminole settlement near Fort Duncan where Johanna's formidable spirit began to shine. In this challenging frontier, she honed her skills in an unusual profession for a woman of her time. "In the rugged landscapes of Texas, Johanna would defy expectations and gender norms to become an accomplished horse breaker." For more on this fascinating topic, check out the Amazon best-selling book series by Chase McGhee. "Link Below"
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