Historians estimate 1 in 4 cowboys were Black, and even though their influence has often been discredited by mainstream culture, music artists have rode alongside them to keep their legacy alive.

Black rodeos are not just a revival of the past, they educate and inspire future generations on maintaining cowboy culture.

When most people think of cowboys, they think of the archetypal figures that were popular in early Western movies, television shows, dime novels and art ... were a lot of Black settlements ...

In addition, performances by zydeco artists Lil Nate & the Zydeco Big ... The Black Heritage Committee Corral will host “History of the Black Cowboy Artifacts” outside Hall B in NRG Center ...

many contemporary Black country artists saw a boost in streaming numbers. A few of them, like Tanner Adell, Reyna Roberts and Rhiannon Giddens, were featured on "Cowboy Carter." The boost in ...

It’s estimated that just after the Civil War, one in four cowboys were African American. In his series ‘Delta Hill Riders’, photographer Rory Doyle takes us inside the often overlooked black ...