Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter and the Legacy of Black Cowboys
Pictured: black and white image of a man wearing a cowboy hat with his back turned. Credit: Unsplash
Cowboy Carter Meets the Real Black Cowboys
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour over the Fourth of July weekend brought a wave of country cowboy energy to D.C., and the cultural moment is bigger than music. From cowboy hats to boots with spurs, the Cowboy Carter aesthetic is sparking conversations about the roots of American country culture. Keep the knowledge going with a powerful short film on the real Black cowboy experience.
Pictured: diverse group of cowboys with "THE COWBOYS WESTERNS LEFT OUT" in white over them. Credit: PBS
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Black Cowboys on the Silver Screen explores how Black cowboys have been portrayed in film and how their real life stories have often been overlooked.
From the Stage to the Screen: Honoring Black Cowboy History
As fans celebrate the Cowboy Carter era, it’s the perfect time to learn more about the real history behind the look and lifestyle. PBS’s short film highlights the legacy of Black cowboys in American history and popular culture. Whether you’re apart of the BeyHive, a history buff, or just curious about the cowboy wave sweeping the internet, this is a story worth watching and sharing. Check out the film here and join the conversation about representation, heritage, and the power of storytelling. Giddy up, giddy up!