When you meet the Jackson family, you’ll notice right away that they’re your typical Black American family from Upper Marlboro, Maryland. However, as you walk around their home, you’ll notice that many of the decorations in the house will read “champion.” That’s because every day they are collecting hardware that bares that title in the world of rodeo. As mom, Robyn, trains up the kids through homeschooling, while dad, Corey, trains them in the rodeo arena. “For one, we’re just a family that loves one another and loves the western lifestyle and way of life; particularly rodeo,” dad and rodeo trainer, Corey Jackson said. Before they were husband and wife and then mom and dad, Corey and Robyn both fell in love with the Western lifestyle. “It started generations ago,” Corey said. “Robyn is a fourth generation cow girl which makes the kids our fifth generation. Robyn’s forefathers were sharecroppers right here in the southern Maryland area and they were really skilled at training hors...