Archive for May 2021
The Oklahoman: Black Wall Street wealth lost in Tulsa massacre spans generations, experts say
Carlos Moreno, author of “The Victory at Greenwood,” believes a true compensation for Greenwood survivors and their descendants should also include the losses from the destruction that followed in the 1960s and 1970s, when all but a block was again destroyed for construction of highways and then with clearance by the Tulsa Urban Renewal Authority.…
Read MoreThe Oklahoman: 100 years after Black Wall Street burned, Greenwood continues rebuilding from Tulsa massacre
Carlos Moreno, author of “The Victory of Greenwood,” spent 20 years researching the massacre for the recently released book and argues the stage was set for the massacre years before it happened. Moreno said the massacre was part of an effort by Tate Brady, a founding father of Tulsa and a member of the Ku…
Read MoreBLK WINS: Tulsa’s “Black Wall Street”
We’ve all heard about the massacre, but what made Black Wall Street so special in the first place? Let’s find out! BLK WINS is all about celebrating the TRIUMPHS of black history rather than focusing on that tragedies. In this episode we highlight O.W. Gurley, J.B. Stradford, A.J. Smitherman, John Wesley and Loula Tom Williams,…
Read MoreMagic City Books: Virtual Author Live Event
Magic City Books proudly welcomed Carlos Moreno for a virtual author program in celebration of his new book, The Victory of Greenwood. Joining Carlos in conversation was Jeff Martin, president and co-founder of Magic City Books. The Victory of Greenwood endeavors to tell the story of Greenwood from the perspective of the heroes and entrepreneurs who built…
Read MorePod4Good: Carlos Moreno, the Victory of Greenwood, and down with the IDL
Chris and Jesse are joined by Carlos Moreno, Co-Captain of Code for Tulsa and author of The Victory of Greenwood. Moreno recently finished writing The Victory of Greenwood and it is now available at online retailers and local bookstores. Moreno discusses the parallels between the historic race massacres in Greenwood in 1921 and Chicago in 1919 with…
Read MoreTYPROS Urbanist Crew: How To Build an Anti-Racist City?
We’ll convene a conversation about the ways a city can be anti-racist, and how we can implement those tools in Tulsa. In a frank discussion with a diverse panel, we’ll confront the ways our city’s built environment and urban design perpetuates the racist legacy of 1921, and discuss ways to move forward while still acknowledging…
Read MoreCarlos Moreno @ Oklahoma State University’s Cadre Conference
Special Session: Telling their story – 100 years since the Tulsa Race Massacre.Join faculty and scholars who work intimately with data collection and dissemination to share the story of the Tulsa Race Massacre throughout Tulsa and the Oklahoma region. The group will include panel discussion, sharing of resources, and practical advice for additional research and…
Read MoreInterview with Women of Ruth
Tulsa’s Black Wall Street: The Centennial Celebration: Girls Trip w/LaVerne and Steffanie It’s been 100 years since Tulsa’s Black Wall Street was burned to the ground. Organizers at Greenwood Culture Center are gearing up for its Juneteenth event to commemorate its importance. Carlos Moreno is the author of The Victory of Greenwood. He talks about…
Read MoreInterview with Trenton 365
Author Carlos Moreno chats with Jacque Howard the book – The Victory of Greenwood. Trenton 365 is an independent media outlet with radio, tv, on location, and live shows encouraging civic engagement to build a better community.
Read MoreThe Oklahoman: 15 books to help you learn about the Tulsa Race Massacre as the 100-year anniversary approaches
Tulsan Carlos Moreno invites readers to learn more about the full history of the Greenwood community through the lives of some of its most prominent figures, including John and Loula Williams, B.C. Franklin and the Rev. Ben H. Hill. Due out June 2, his new collection of 20 historical biographies dispels myths and inaccuracies about…
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