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Black Cowboy Culture
Kortnee Solomon: Meet The Outstanding Fourth-Generation Texas Cowgirl
Fourth-generational Texas cowgirl Kortnee Solomon made history when she participated in the first-ever nationally broadcast Black Rodeo back in 2021. Kortnee, who was raised in Texas, hails from a family steeped in rodeo history. Her father, Cory Solomon, is a tie-down roper for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, and her mother, Kanesha Jackson, is an…
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Cowboy Carter Album: Beyoncé Project Increases Spotify Streams for Black Country Artistes
Black Country artistes are riding along with Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album, which...
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Linda Martell: Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Throws Spotlight On One Of The Black Pioneers Of Country Music
The history of country music is as extensive and diverse as the icons and makers of the genre....
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“Cowboy Carter” Album: Bey Fans Up In Arms After Erykah Badu Called Out Beyoncé For Being A Copy-Cat
Following the release of Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter on Wednesday, singer Erykah Badu...
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“Rides & Hides”: A Short Film Honoring African American Women In Cowboy Culture (Video)
Isaac Yowman, a Houston-based filmmaker, recently released a short film titled Rides & Hides which honors black excellence. The four-minute tribute gives credit to black cowboys, specifically honoring...
