A hundred years since the Tulsa Race Massacre, Black Wall Street faces a new fight

September 23, 2021 / James Bullis /
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The hurdles and struggles of racial equity have never been isolated to just one awful moment. Persistence is constant, and so are the efforts to suppress it.

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