Black Cowboy "Nat Love": From Tennessee To Wild West Glory #1

Discover the untold story of Nat Love, a forgotten Black cowboy who blazed a trail through the American West. More than just a cowboy, he was a scout, a soldier, and a leader who challenged prejudice and fought for equality. Experience his incredible life in this full audiobook! #BlackHistory #WesternAudiobook #DeadwoodDick #HiddenHistory #americanwest
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Here are some references you can include in your YouTube video descriptions for viewers who want to learn more about Nat Love:

Primary Source:
1. "The Life and Adventures of Nat Love, Better Known in the Cattle Country Than a President" by Nat Love (1907): This is Nat Love's autobiography, and it's the most important primary source for learning about his life in his own words. It's available in various editions and can often be found online (though be mindful of potentially outdated language).
Secondary Sources (Books):
2. "Black Cowboys, Wild Horses: A True Story" by Julius Lester: A children's book, but a good, accessible introduction to the topic.
"The Negro Cowboys" by Philip Durham and Everett L. Jones: This book explores the broader history of Black cowboys in the American West, including Nat Love.
3. "Real Cowboys: Negro Cowboys" by Richard W. Slatta: Another good source for learning about the broader role of Black cowboys in the West.

Online Resources:
1. BlackPast.org: This website often features entries on prominent African Americans, including cowboys like Nat Love. Search for "Nat Love" on the site. (I can't link directly, as I can't browse the internet. )
2. History.com: The History Channel's website may have articles or short videos about Black cowboys or Western figures.
3. Wikipedia: While not always the most reliable source, Wikipedia's entry on Nat Love can provide a good overview and links to other resources. Be sure to verify information from Wikipedia with other sources.
4. State Historical Society Websites: Search the websites of state historical societies (e.g., Texas State Historical Association) for information about Black cowboys in the West.

Museums and Archives:
1. The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (Oklahoma City): This museum may have exhibits or information related to Black cowboys.
Local Historical Societies: Check with local historical societies in areas where Nat Love lived or worked.