Cowboy Carter Is Just The Latest In The Business Of Black Cowboy Culture

Ivan McClellan is a photojournalist and designer based in Portland, Oregon. His work reveals marginalized aspects of black culture and challenges broad assumptions and myths about racial identity in America.
Ivan McClellan joins 'Forbes Talks' with Ali Jackson-Jolley to provide an inside look at Black cowboy culture, his efforts to grow sponsorship dollars for Black cowboys, and why he launched Eight Seconds Rodeo.
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Premium toy collect started the cowboy thing three years ago through thumbnails in his channel he is from Mississippi. By the way, Beyoncé Beyoncé is from Texas. Her father is from Alabama Cowboys are all through the south.

[@JohnHausser]

The cowboy trend is everywhere! I was in 🇨🇦 last week and lots of people are wearing cowboy hats out there now 😅

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She’s mothering

[@americanlady738]

That woman decided to be unprofessional and speak with an dumb "vocal fry" makes this video unwatchable. I didn't last 10 seconds.

[@teachermomo2624]

Exactly. Poor job as an interviewer. I watched because I wanted the info, but her voice was horrible.

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Omg first

[@teachermomo2624]

They should have had their Black reporters do this interview. This interviewer is unprofessional and lacks a genuine interest. She makes it seems like it hard to believe Black cowboys is a regualr part of American society. Poor job #DoBetter because you usually do better when reporting on Black businesses and Black business people.