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A Hundred Black Horse Riders Showed up to Support the Compton Cowboys Peace Ride for Black Lives Matter

[dropcap size=big]M[/dropcap]ore than a thousand people showed up to support a procession and rally held at the Compton courthouse yesterday. The 'Peace Ride' was organized by the Compton Cowboys in support of George Floyd the Black Lives Matter movement. Over 100 Black horse riders showed up from all over Southern California to the protest.

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