Black men in cowboy hats....
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NBA Youngbreh
DaDumbWay
My papa wears one and has a farm and auto shop and gives money back to the black community
My uncles wear one but ones a judge and the other works at Nissan. One sentences cacs to jail and the other bosses caves around all day
I even got a pair of boots
My uncles wear one but ones a judge and the other works at Nissan. One sentences cacs to jail and the other bosses caves around all day
I even got a pair of boots
Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
c00n ass nikkaz stole the image but cowboys originally were all black and cowboy was a slur white people used to demean black men.
They just took it back and used it to create a draw for themselves.
Plus, whodini ruined cowboy hats and boots, too.
Art Barr
They just took it back and used it to create a draw for themselves.
Plus, whodini ruined cowboy hats and boots, too.
Art Barr
Steve Piffler
I got them CERTS
RhodyRum
Mark Gassed-A-Heaux
Not a thing wrong with a black man in a cowboy hat 
Now if the rest of the outfit looked like this
Yeah, that might not be too kosher
Now if the rest of the outfit looked like this
Yeah, that might not be too kosher
Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
there were plenty of black cowboys in the old west and the term Buffalo Soldiers was given to black soldiers who fought the indians. Dont let these white folks taint our western history. WE was in the old west on horse back holding shyt down hard!
Blacks of the Old West
Dudes name was DeadWood dikk 
Isom Dart dude was fresh to death.
Bill Picket
Stagecoach mary
Black women had to work just as hard as black men to make their way out West. Mary Fields, born a slave in a log cabin in Tennessee, went west in 1884, when she was 52 years old. She ended up in Cascade, Montana, with the nuns for whom she worked. Fields was a towering figure on the Western frontier. She was "six feet tall, weighed more than 200 pounds, wore men's clothes, and puffed thick black cigars." A powerful woman made strong by years of heavy slave work, Fields refused to put up with ill treatment from anyone. She lost her job with the nuns when she got into a gunfight with another hired hand. But Fields was tough enough to make her own way on the frontier. She carried the U.S. mail, ran a restaurant, and drove a stagecoach which earned her the nickname "Stagecoach Mary."
In her old age, Fields ran a laundry. Even at age 70, she could hold her own: When a man tried to skip out without paying his laundry bill, Fields followed him, tapped on his shoulder, and when he turned around socked him on the jaw. He went down and Fields went back to work, declaring, "His bill's been paid in full."
Are people are the shyt son. Style them Cowboy hats just dont never ever bend your back and c00n for nobody we wasnt built for that.
Blacks of the Old West
Black women had to work just as hard as black men to make their way out West. Mary Fields, born a slave in a log cabin in Tennessee, went west in 1884, when she was 52 years old. She ended up in Cascade, Montana, with the nuns for whom she worked. Fields was a towering figure on the Western frontier. She was "six feet tall, weighed more than 200 pounds, wore men's clothes, and puffed thick black cigars." A powerful woman made strong by years of heavy slave work, Fields refused to put up with ill treatment from anyone. She lost her job with the nuns when she got into a gunfight with another hired hand. But Fields was tough enough to make her own way on the frontier. She carried the U.S. mail, ran a restaurant, and drove a stagecoach which earned her the nickname "Stagecoach Mary."
In her old age, Fields ran a laundry. Even at age 70, she could hold her own: When a man tried to skip out without paying his laundry bill, Fields followed him, tapped on his shoulder, and when he turned around socked him on the jaw. He went down and Fields went back to work, declaring, "His bill's been paid in full."
Are people are the shyt son. Style them Cowboy hats just dont never ever bend your back and c00n for nobody we wasnt built for that.
Aw, Hell naw...
Ol' girl know she bad, standin' off to the side of them frumpy hoes.
Future shenanigans.
Supercoolmayo
Superstar
for daps, c00n
Suspect pic on many levels holy Jesus
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
The original Cow "boys" we're black. They had nikkas rounding up their cattle
inthebushes
Dont Hate Participate
I once saw one in the supermarket before and I couldn't take my eyes off him no homo.
I don't wear them often but I have a couple of 'em I got the black stetson for the fall and special events and the lite, off white one for summer field work when I am back home and I keep the boots on constant rotation year round. I was proudly raised down south in the country and grew up riding horses, bailing hay, and even rode a bull in a rodeo before and got second place. Funny how folks forget the origin of the term cowboys and think there are no longer black-owned ranches or that black cowboys exist(ed). I won't write as long as I could because many points have already been stated. It's part of our history and for some is still legacy of our families. I still attend rodeos and when I move back down south in a couple of years I plan to buy a small ranch in outside of Houston. to @Shook for his post, as you can see my profile pic is Nat Love, aka "Deadwood dikk" because of his all around rodeo skills. I'll throw another one into the mix, 8x World Champion Calf roper, Fred Whitfield, whom as kids me and some of closest friends looked up to..... There are c00ns in every segment of the community, just because one of us is cowboyed up doesn't make one a c00n. I do hate though when folks who have never stepped foot on a ranch or farm try to rock one....
to @Shook for his post, as you can see my profile pic is Nat Love, aka "Deadwood dikk" because of his all around rodeo skills. I'll throw another one into the mix, 8x World Champion Calf roper, Fred Whitfield, whom as kids me and some of closest friends looked up to..... There are c00ns in every segment of the community, just because one of us is cowboyed up doesn't make one a c00n. I do hate though when folks who have never stepped foot on a ranch or farm try to rock one....
jwonder
Superstar
Try to gain acceptance brehs.
Ok, was wondering if anyone else noticed that.
So any full brimmed hat is a c00n signal now?
