I’m a Black Cowgirl

In the most recent episode of The Professional Homegirl Podcast, Eboné delved into a captivating discussion with an extraordinary cowgirl. This episode ventured deep into the rich legacy of Black equestrians, illuminating the crucial inquiry of whether their presence remains inadequately acknowledged in the world of horsemanship.

Within this episode, Eboné and her guest initiated a thought-provoking dialogue about the “Yeehaw Agenda.” This involved a thorough exploration of its authenticity and whether it primarily comprises performative gestures. The discourse extended to pivotal topics like racism, particularly in terms of the importance of centering “Black” in the label “cowgirl.” Furthermore, Eboné’s guest underscored the lack of representation in equestrian clothing and gear. 

As the conversation progresses, the episode takes a more personal turn. Eboné’s guest openly shares her experiences as a single mother of four, offering insights into her strategies for balancing financial responsibilities. Her candidness extends to expressing frustration arising from the neglect of preserving the equestrian legacy, all while striving to maintain unwavering motivation. Additionally, she addresses her disappointment with the ongoing gentrification in her community. Furthermore, she discusses her struggle with a sense of disconnection from herself, ultimately leading to burnout.

Don’t miss out on this captivating episode, where the airwaves are graced with a profound exploration of the historical tapestry woven by Black Cowgirls. Tune in to The Professional Homegirl Podcast now to partake in this enriching dialogue!

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