Howdy, I’m John Ware Animated Storybook | Canada's Black Cowboy | Book Reading

Enjoy an animated storybook about John Ware, Canada's legendary Black cowboy and pioneer rancher, who blazed a trail of kindness despite adversity. Ideal for ages 7-12.
Published by Red Barn Books. redbarnbooks.ca/
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[@brienwalker2870]

What an Amazing Story of our Alberta History! Thank You Ayesha Clough!

[@Bibliovideo]

Thank you for watching, Brien!

[@redbarnbooksCA]

Thank you, Brien. It's an honour to tell John Ware's story.

[@peterray3728]

This is awesome! It is so hard to find Alberta Black History Month content for kids! Especially something of good quality.

[@ravenmoonspicer4781]

I can help you. I am teacher and there is a lot of it out there. Check the libraries as well.

[@PatriciaNeeCreations]

Great illustration good story telling 👍🏾💕👍🏾💕

[@redbarnbooksCA]

Thank you, Patricia. Kids love Hugh Rookwood's art. He mostly illustrates superheroes, and he brings that energy to the story of John Ware. Warm wishes, Ayesha

[@valeriekim3820]

So good! Thank you so much! My students will learn a lot about John Ware!

[@Bibliovideo]

Fantastic! So glad you enjoyed it, Valerie!

[@redbarnbooksCA]

Thanks, Valerie. Please share it with your colleagues. Warm wishes, Ayesha

[@isaaclegese2794]

love it

[@redbarnbooksCA]

Thank you, Isaac!

[@stephensenft1075]

Thanks for this!! :o)

[@redbarnbooksCA]

Thanks, Stephen! Ayesha

[@st.w.6873]

Thank you, my kids loved this

[@Bibliovideo]

Glad they liked it Steve! Thanks for watching.

[@redbarnbooksCA]

So happy to hear that! Thank you, Ayesha

[@penny2070]

❤

[@mountaintopkids4552]

I really enjoyed the story and animation,

[@redbarnbooksCA]

Thanks so much! Love your videos too, Ayesha

[@traceysspeakman1066]

ooo interesting

[@altela1597]

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The funds were created because English banks did not lend to NON-WHITE people: Including Quebecers, Native Americans and blacks. The first Canadian banks were founded by Molson, McGill (black slaves) and Griffin: Francophobes.
When racial profiling occurs in a commercial sector such as banking, Quebec, Indigenous, Black and people of color customers are often treated with a lack of respect and are often seen as a risk and denied credit at least as early as 1900.