Don't Forget These Cowboys !!!

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In this video we will show a mini Documentary most likely from the 90's educating on so called "Black" Cowboys.
I thought it would be great before my future personal videos on some of the historical personages mentioned in this documentary.
Hope you enjoy ..

[@tlatoanimachi]

I love these old finds. They are better than most public funded documentaries today.

[@undisputedtruth4954]

Yes, they are. The usual stuff is always misrepresented.

[@anthonycoffield2669]

Me too

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

@@anthonycoffield2669 Me 3

[@MissRedWine]

@@idontcare2851 troll alert

[@anthonycoffield2669]

@@idontcare2851 🤚it, and get some help!

[@kristykuhlenbeck9439]

The love of my life was a black cowboy. Born in Mississippi, raised in Ohio and moved out west to NM. Jim worked as a cowboy stunt man for westerns, livestock inspector and many other cowboy jobs. He had the best stories and could cut a rug too! Not a day goes by that I don't think of him. 💓

[@KurimeoAhau]

🔥💯❤️🏹🪶

[@gijane02]

So sweet❤

[@lyric_S.15]

@@KurimeoAhau my grandmother back in the day had book on black( cowboys)

[@miketomlin2518]

@@KurimeoAhau Dude, your work is awesome.

[@patriciagriffith7402]

I love looking at these old photos.

[@mariaedwards1538]

Great history of Black / Native Cowboys I enjoy this . This should be taught in our educational system . Always a wonderful lesson, Kurimeo...❤ 🙏 😊

[@richardmontonio1486]

Research vaqueros= cowboys they were the first cowboys in America. They were Mexicans cowboys since 1500s when blacks and whites were not in America yet.

[@MoorenaEl]

I'm convinced that these WERE NOT SLAVES. I have ancestors that traveled the country AND WERE NOT SLAVES. I think that they like to put that stigma because they were MELANATED and still is another way of calling them Africans. These were business owners, politicians, etc. You can't make me believe that they were all slaves.

[@trueamerican769]

Exactly 💯

[@KurimeoAhau]

exactly .. we got to dodge the hijack always ...

[@rosemontano8705]

Those black slaves that lincoln freed ventured off looking for work in 1865 and found work in texas at white man ranches were mexicans also worked , being a cowboy was one of the lowest paying jobs at the time and that is the only job they could find. Mexicans taught white men to ride and also black men to ride. Mexicans been riding horses since 1500s when there was no black or white men in america. There was only indians and mexicans. Mexican is a indian and spainard rolled up into one. Mexicans and indians were riding horses all thru america before you blacks got to america?

[@the4lightz]

Love this. Aces Homes in H-Town still has the tradition and with pride. ❤ generations of great leaders that we honour today. Family, ancestors and future generations. Buffalo Soldiers. Strong hearts thank you for posting this. Innstanding where we come from to know where we are going. Love it! Keep shining ✨️

[@preserveourstory6722]

Facts so first the 5th Ward, I won khou standing for Houston doing a Clean up for Evergreen Historical Negro Cemetery where many of the 9th regimen of the Buffalo soldiers are buried . P

[@preserveourstory6722]

I fact the video I have is my page is in the Cemetery cleaning for our people

[@preserveourstory6722]

So does the 5th*

[@malikdageek1501]

🔥🔥dm me more this Dope

[@kdarden9380]

Thank you so much for this video! My grandfather is a historian and he collects cowboy artifacts. This is awesome!❤

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@kdarden9380]

If you want to look up my grandfather display at the museum it’s called Bridging The Gap Art Of Murphy Darden. It’s pretty cool!

[@TBryany]

🕵🏾‍♀️💪🏾🤜🏾🤛🏾REAL👉🏿🐮👨🏿‍💼🐴.🐦 MAY THEY RIDE AGAIN 🤣👈🏿💐 THANKS KURIMEO ❣️

[@positivelygroovylife]

Love this, saw my town founder in here.... I know there is so much more to this story... thanks so much for sharing your research with all who are willing to listen and learn! So thankful for what I have learned from you!

[@mrknightt]

Wow....This channel is a goldmine for black history

[@KurimeoAhau]

So called "black" (AMERICAN HISTORY, WORLD HISTORY)

[@theopulentone1650]

There is no such thing as "black" history. Black is not a lineage it's a color and my oldest dictionary says it actually means to be pale, to bleach etc.

[@blueskye8211]

Being from Colorado, a lot of these cowboy's ancestors still live here in Colorado. Awesome!!

[@chinweokwuasimonye8871]

Thank you very much Appreciate the video Honouring our Ancestors Good to honour our Ancestors To remind us that they did exist and to acknowledge their contributions to history

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@jordanjohnson4979]

🔥🔥🔥🔥, Thanks Kurimeo my paw paw is a horse breaker was a cowboy still is really he stay in Natchitoches, Louisiana i remember he had this one BIG HORSE named JR brown horse it was wild i was a kid bout 11 i wanted no part of that one 😄 but i wanna break horses one day as well.

[@soulrebel6309]

Isaiah Thomas just starred in a movie about Bass Reeves, the original Lone Ranger. I want to see it!

[@changaines7533]

Cherokee bill was the man! Rufus buck gang was cold! legends! Isom dart! Bill Pickett! Nat love! Bass Reeves. 🤠✊🏿 Love your channel! REAL Black history!

[@GorgDiamond]

No offense and excuse my ignorance but the Rufus Buck gang was accused of rape. Is this true?

[@mrtailor2010]

Thank you for the work you do. Your finds are amazing. I live in Europe, and I am amazed at the enormous coverup worldwide. This should be studied at school.

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@bigdub4699]

Thank you for sharing this very important information!!! Paps Singleton is my mom's great great great grandfather.

[@KurimeoAhau]

your very welcome

[@kya9895]

Thank you for this great EYE OPENER. This is inspiring. I wish they would show stuff like this in the schools!

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@montfordpointmarines9474]

We were all indoctrinated by the US Government, some of us, (me), twice.

[@BuffaloWolf]

"Outstanding Sir."

[@neena8127]

Phenomenal ❤❤❤

[@curleylocks2129]

Shalom Kurimeo, been watching you for several years. Presentation ABSOLUTELY beautiful. Thank you. 😘

[@KurimeoAhau]

You are so welcome

[@rickydixon7216]

😢 God bless you

[@littleone5201]

We were and will be again an awesome people, yesssssss !!! Thank you Kurimeo.

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@jpierrefallen544]

A Great 1". Thanks"

[@charissethomas4232]

Can't thank you enough for bringing back our stolen history ❤️❤️❤️Blessing apon you and your family please continue to bring forth this amazing work that you tirelessly put forth . THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH💙💜💙💜💙🥰

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@LaVeeMoeGunZ]

Oh yes man you are honest you're one sharp Guy

[@kwakukumi4729]

I'm struggling with current information on any of these people now. Wikipedia claims that Nat Love was born in 1854 (they have the exact date). Tennessee didn't end slavery until 1864. How do they know exactly when he was born? It's incredible. - his father could read and write in Tennessee (who taught him)? Tennessee outlawed educated "black" people. - his father was a plantation foreman? - his mother was the "kitchen manager"? Can you be a manager when you're a slave? Now none of what they taught in school (public or private education) makes sense at all. The lies are there if you look for them. Great video.

[@KurimeoAhau]

we will dig up the truth thats why I uploaded this teaser ...

[@SmokeyA55]

Excellent keep spreading the truth about our heritage 🦾💯

[@jellis896]

Very Nice I will never forget my true American brothers

[@toreano3160]

Much love n respect bro love n strength from Westcoast California 💯👍🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@GH-gd9yf]

Good memories of The Black Rodeo in DC early 80s 👀 It was a song ... The Black Rodeyooo lol just like that 🤣 wow good memories. Would love to see vids

[@StevieMikhael]

We in here 🪶🪶🦅

[@montfordpointmarines9474]

Cowboys & Indians.

[@savannakougar5209]

Always appreciated the Buffalo soldiers but this is far beyond. Gotta say I love ALL cowboys!

[@NothinginMind503]

Appreciate the Buffalo soldiers?!?!! You realize the whites had them kill off the buffaloes to starve the other indigenous people?

[@geauxel]

Years ago, I happened upon the National Black Cowboy Association who held their Annual meeting at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville. I want to say this was around 1997. It was the first time I had heard about Black Cowboys in a public forum.

[@KurimeoAhau]

Awesome

[@chamtanggladden6876]

Thank you Thank you! ! Peace Love w/much respect

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@donaldkimbro470]

Thank you, brother.

[@KurimeoAhau]

your very welcome

[@ksgt66]

My ex father n law grew up a cowboy on a ranch in Wyoming. His best friend was a black cowboy who also grew up on his family ranch. This was back in the 1940's & 50's...

[@bravebraveaboveallnations7587]

Beautiful story of our people much love 🤎💯👍🏽

[@kuniakai]

Classic awareness!

[@THE1804SHOWCHAPTERTWO]

I’m here big bro

[@FettiMagazine]

NEVER FORGET 🤠👑 the Original cowboys

[@oddevents8395]

3:51 Chief Bloody Arm looks like Snoop Dogg

[@bradfordblair3803]

Greetings: Much, Much, Love for This Very important Gold. "B. & C."

[@cantfakethefunk2101]

Wow ❤ I'm in love with your content BTW Snoop Dogg look just like #ChiefBloodArm

[@KurimeoAhau]

Hello... and welcome 🔥❤️🏹🏹🪶🪶💪🏽 ... thanks for taking the time to watch... yes he does

[@TS-tk2wv]

Thanks for info, I'm Constantly sharing. I Appreciate all your assistance in our History. ❤️

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@TS-tk2wv]

Thanks ❤️

[@aniankh]

These Men understanding ❤️ knowledge of nature makes all the difference!

[@motherpandayourconfusedmom]

THANK YOU for sharing 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@kratoscraken5614]

I knew it!!!! I knew there most cowboy where not just white people this is fascinating! And I love that war horn in the beginning 💪👍💪

[@brandoncass8810]

The Black Cowboy of Oakland?! I rode with those guys at their Ranch a few times! They were awesome!

[@ruthmcdonald6952]

Once again you are bringing truth to us all. I am familiar , but always so thankful, because I'm able to share so much of these your presentations. Truly treasures of information. Thumbs up Kurimeo 🙏🦋

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@AhubahsLifestyle]

This was an awesome video. I love this type of history that was hidden but comes to the light.

[@marcodeyahvillegas5354]

Thank you 👍

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@7kye7]

I have an uncle that lives in California. His name is Bobby Vann. He’s an artist and most of his works are the Buffalo Soldiers

[@pennyleonard3496]

😊TY for the VIDEO ☺️

[@KurimeoAhau]

your very welcome

[@blueskye8211]

Sharing to fb love this!

[@be.amazingkelly]

Brother.....i enjoy listening to you. Your vids are so informative....thank you!

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome.. glad you enjoy them

[@ramsfire]

Bass Reeves was a Legendary "Lawman" and don't forget "Stagecoach" Mary.

[@soulrebel6309]

Did you see the movie about Bass Reeves starring Isaiah Thomas ?

[@treybartlett8287]

Much love brother 💯 salaam

[@KurimeoAhau]

Much love

[@WildAlchemicalSpirit]

This is so cool! I'm glad KZbin suggested it to me. I was literally telling someone yesterday that not all cowboys were/are white. Apparently my phone heard me. Well, if my phone is going to be spying on my conversations, I'm glad it actually works in my favor sometimes. ✨

[@KurimeoAhau]

Yup they heard.. lol .. I'm actually going to do my own presentation on them and they were actually mostly " negros" at first and throughout history.. they have white washed a lot of "cowboy" history

[@damongatewood6414]

Nat Love is my long time friend which I consider family 2 great grandfather

[@kuniakai]

Thank you for doing this one!

[@MadamButterfly19JDM]

Gratitude

[@owen1258]

Gracias mi hermano, pura vida

[@KurimeoAhau]

Pura Vida ... mi mama es del campo, la montana ... Vaqueros !..

[@owen1258]

@@KurimeoAhau Muy bien mi hermano, yo, del puro centro de San José, pero me gustaba el campo.

[@KurimeoAhau]

@@owen1258 si mi Tata es de chepe tambien ...

[@owen1258]

@@KurimeoAhau Digale que eran en los años 50 y 60 ,Chepe era totalmente diferente, yo vi a Kennedy in Chepe

[@Keepthecircleclean]

Thankyou❤

[@KurimeoAhau]

your very welcome

[@Keepthecircleclean]

@@KurimeoAhau 🥰

[@appollosharris6319]

Bass Reaves, Cherokee Bill and I don’t know the last one. I could be wrong

[@rockturbo-hg2un]

I have photos of my great uncles in such regalia

[@khannwolf4240]

This was a great segment thank you about the American Indian Cowboys

[@NothinginMind503]

Dude In Thumbnail photo looks like Chance the Rapper’s great great grandfather

[@gijane02]

I came across a great book when my family was stationed out in Washington. It's called Black Pioneers Images of the Black Experience on the North American Frontier, by John W. Ravage. Saw it in the Mt. Rushmore gift shop and had to have it. The author collected so many great images for this book.

[@rmcmillan469]

This was well researched and documented. However, it neglected to mention the lawmen like Bass Reeves. The character of the Lone Ranger is said to be loosly based on Bass's career as a lawman.

[@KurimeoAhau]

It's an old documentary.. not mine READ the description I have future videos in "black" Cowboys. This is just a teaser

[@adamcarmichael4583]

Thanks bro :)

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@katcankan7129]

Great vid. The film The Posse comes to mind 💜

[@ipomoeaalba936]

Came back to finish this. The "Wild West" -20 years. That's it. Unreal. Someone made alot of money off costumes. This brings to mind the Pony Express and it's brief existence. Hired young men w no family ties. Or DID they? Caught your live earlier tonight, and the chat. Some lurkers. 😀 Thank you Kurimeo.

[@KurimeoAhau]

Your very welcome

[@chabinedachine4467]

Strong and beautiful men to remember

[@juniordorsett3890]

I can tell you now I'm from England and I would love to have my own ranch with horses and land , and agricultura. Nothing short of what iv Dremt about

[@angelaspacecritter5798]

You have to add to it alot of info black cowboy museum in denver colorado

[@waynepeterbarboza9013]

Good morning x3 Yahoo ki yah, as a kid .who didn't play cowboys n indians. no one wanted to a indian , so we took turns .Obrigada Cuz

[@claudiaclaudia936]

My ANCESTORS had KNOWLEDGE your WELCOME pilgrims and YANKEES 😘

[@brandoncass8810]

Butch Cassidy and the Sun Dance Kid and Kid Curry! Yep they were whitewashed too.

[@charlesjohnson536]

ProperEducationAlwaysCorrectsErrors - PEACE INDIGENOUS 👑👑AMARU KHANS OF 🐢 ISLAND ..

[@brianhenry1046]

🛡⚒️💎💎💎💙💪🏽👑 M.H.O.E. Shalawam IN LOVE

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

1:02 Look at their features, they seem to be Asian like the Malagasy. The difference between the so-called American Blacks and African Blacks is stark

[@KurimeoAhau]

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[@trayquanwilliams9991]

The so called african Americans have those feathers... I have female cousins that have asian like feathers bro... Smh...

[@chaoscriminal]

Have you seen Glenn Plummer? He looks African in my opinion but is an Black American. It just depends on your personal lineage

[@christopherhenry8061]

Amen 🙌🏾

[@real4929]

Brothers let him know who we are💯💯🌪🌪🌪🌪🎩🔱🔥🔥🦾🦾🦾👁👁🗝🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶

[@MissAnkh_ah]

Swag!

[@alfredhardin5431]

That's what's up fam shot out to my ancestors Major Hardin and Joseph Hardin true founders of East Tennessee. In the video bro said former slave and large land owner how could he say that in the same sentence makes no sense

[@KurimeoAhau]

Exactly

[@jahmielwhite5869]

The true American Indian is the cowboy North America we just been reclassified as black African-American but we no Who We Are

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

Yes, we aren't from west Africa, we are not Africans

[@Spiritualsimplicity]

Is there a link to this video?

[@KurimeoAhau]

nope ,.. it was from TV .. had it for a while now... cant remember the website

[@olnappy]

Holly the wierd has rendered melanated cowboys as a fiction of movie imagination, as if melanated men today are only copying the non-melanated. The word, "cow boy", is derived from a rendering of melanated males to lower than non-melanated males, "cow", "boy", of which, "boy", is favored by anti-melanated bigots. Cowboy began to be used primarily for non-melanated males when television needed it for viewership numbers; it became cool to be known as a boy who worked cows, then.

[@leehen468]

What’s astonishing to me there is a continued theme here !! No knocked to the native Americans or the civilized tribe … those people who went west during colonialism went and built there own city people of all backgrounds but I want to focus on the so call blacks or slaves had the ability to rebuild and a new life for themselves independently they weren’t nomads or. Teepee living people they were built homes and farms , ranches etc this was remarkable

[@KurimeoAhau]

teepee's were just like TENTS used by everyone !!! only when traveling or because of force relocation from their lands... IT WAS FIRST STARTED BY EASTERN WOODLAND INDIANS !!! Try to get rid of the stereotypes and generalizations ... and "black" is a crayon color not a tribe or nation or people ... CATCH UP ON THE VIDEOS ..

[@sherylwood8879]

Greeting's In Yeshua, Family 🦁🕎🏹🎺🍉💕

[@KurimeoAhau]

Hawah .. Most High Over Everything ....

[@Cedricbennettjr]

Bass Reeves...

[@LonokeCountyResearch501]

George bonga is my sons grandfather #ojibwe

[@christinaree2519]

Bill picket is my husbands relative!

[@royedmonds2709]

Look up The Long Ranger that's a Texas Ranger that's swarthy

[@nayah9423]

Don’t forget the Yellow Rose of Texas!

[@TryfifiiKalii]

❤❤❤

[@Signz86]

🔥💯🐢🏹

[@wilburshaw9330]

Trying to

[@HonourBound578]

Modern slavery is what we have today. Slavery never really ended , we just thought it did. How many black girls do you see on the street, riding bikes or whatever? Very few.