In the west, what would be considered the great equalizer for African American Cowboys?

Sharing of well cooked meals

Working with cooperative Native Americans

Working on the ranch and cattle trail with white cowboys

The short trails between different trading posts

Answer: Working on the ranch and cattle trail with white cowboys.

Explanation:

The great equalizer can be defined as a situation, circumstance, an object or anything which can reduce the feeling of discrimination among the members of the community belonging to different ethnic groups, religion or native of different country. This develops the feeling of equality among the people.

The African black people are discriminated on the basis of their color and origin by the American natives.

Working on the ranch and cattle trail with the white cowboys is likely to reduce the discrimination between native Americans and African Cowboys. This will develop a sense of equality.