Beyoncé turns country culture on its head, making cowboy cool—and inclusive—again. by Cian Moss Graphic by Catarina Koehler Last April, Beyoncé embarked on the Cowboy Carter World Tour, a followup to her acclaimed country album. The project received widespread critical praise, earning the Grammy for Album of the Year, even as it faced significant criticism.  As a Black woman entering a traditionally all-white genre, Beyoncé sought to reclaim country music’s Black roots and ho

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