Tulsa mayor declares Jun. 1
Mayor Nichols designates June 1 city holiday to commemorate 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
The announcement comes weeks after two organizations announced proposals for reparations or other remedies to compensate the survivors of the massacre and those negatively affected by city policies and programs.
After Randi Pink's "Angel of Greenwood" was rejected by Pittsburgh school board the author gifted students 100 free copies.
Tulsa Innovation Labs founder Nicholas Lalla’s “Reinventing the Heartland” traces the city’s journey to creating a midland ...
As many as 300 people were killed during the Tulsa Race Massacre. National Geographic Explorer Dr. Alicia Odewale was told that the devastation of the massacre was so great, that she wouldn’t ...
ARE THESE FOR PINE-RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? THIS IS ANGEL OF GREENWOOD, AND IT’S ABOUT THE TULSA RACE MASSACRE, WHERE A BUNCH OF KIND OF WHITE SUPREMACISTS AND KKK TERRORIZED A BLACK ...
TULSA ― A local historian grew up listening to the story of how her great-aunt survived the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre by hiding in a theater, and she dreamed of hosting gatherings where the ...
The Beyond Apology Commission released recommendations related to housing among Tulsa Race Massacre survivors and their descendants. The Commission recommends providing money to eligible ...
The federal office is investigating the Oklahoma school for for alleged "race-based scholarships and race-based segregation." ...
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