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La Corua, water serpent of the Pimeria Alta.

PEOPLE / LA GENTE

The Real West Was Not White.

The Late Ed Keeylocko

An Army Ranger who fought in both the Korean and Vietnam wars, Ed Keeylocko wanted a place where everyone was welcome -- so he started his own town southwest of Tucson after his cows were rejected at a local auction when it was discovered he was black.
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Read his full story
Ed JB Keeylocko
Inspired by a photo by Brandi McDowell in an article in the AZ Republic.

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