If her man wasn't White she probably wouldn't be there?

[theking]

I've been to many National Parks and yes, Black folks are the least visible at those places. Surprisingly, Asians are the second most visible after Whites from what I've seen over the years so good to see this "movement"  :

Movement seeks to make the outdoors safe for people of color

The intrigue: Around 32% of campers are now people of color, a stark 17-point increase over the past five years, according to Kampgrounds of America, which is owned by Asian Americans.

Outdoor Afro, one of the largest networks of outdoor recreation for Black Americans, has grown in 12 years to more than 100 leaders in 56 cities.

Latino Outdoors, a similar network for U.S. Latinos, reports a similar uptick in interest, with chapters opening up in Las Vegas, Arkansas and Connecticut.

Took these photos when I was at Big Bend:

[Visualmon]

Now I know you have a fetish for black booty. Don't let your wife catches you atm. 

https://youtu.be/zu474bkrvsM?t=153

[theking]

At least some have been trying  :

US Ranger on Mission to Attract More African Americans to National Parks


When Deb Haaland was sworn in as Secretary of the Interior recently, the Native American former congresswoman became the nation’s top official in charge of most federal land. Her responsibiliti es include the National Park Service (NPS), which is trying to address a lack of diversity.

At least 79% of full-time permanent employees are white. African Americans make up just under 7% of the permanent full-time workforce, despite making up 13.4% of the U.S. population. Latinos are also underrepresent ed, making up 18.5% of the population but only 5.6% of the park system’s permanent full-time employees. Only Native Americans exceed their representation of 1.3% of the general population, making up 2.5% of the full-time permanent workforce.

Not only is the staff of the NPS overwhelmingly white, but so are most of the people who visit the national parks. While 63% of the U.S. population is white, they make up between 88% and 95% of all visitors to U.S. public lands.

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I don't mind the employees are Native Americans. America was their land from the beginning of time.