If the chamber worked to get Greenwood listed in the National Registry, the district would receive federal money to preserve and sustain our history — which would promote new black-owned business creation and be a benefit for existing businesses and the community.
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Somehow, the cops were more afraid of black, unarmed Isaiah Lewis than they were of white, armed 19-year-old Jackson Morris.
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Your fantasy needs seasoning: Why Game of Thrones owes its Black characters so much more
Local Tulsan and commentator SC King writes a powerful thought piece about the often diminished roles…
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Shame on Tulsa Public Schools for ignoring Tulsa’s Black community and teachers again
Op/Ed | By Nehemiah D. Frank People’s intentions will always be judged better by what they…
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The antidote to the economic divide and a return to shared prosperity is a universally available, high-quality public education.
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Analysis: One year after first Equality Indicator Report, bold changes still desperately needed
A year after Tulsa’s first Equality Indicators report was released, data shows it’s clear the city needs bold leadership and action to create needed change.
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Yet, like myself, we go to First Friday Art Crawls, attend free events on Guthrie Green, and promenade near or on the very plaques that mark and commemorate the former majesty of Black Wall Street. Ignorance is no longer an excuse. Apathy is no longer acceptable. We have to activate and lift up our neighbors.