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Breaking News: 'Worst I've Seen Since I've Been Governor': 4 Killed In Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak, State Of Emergency Declared
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Little Rock, Birmingham Confront Difficult Racial Pasts
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Storytelling is a powerful form of communication that keeps history alive from generation to generation. And two cities confront their difficult racial pasts.
Rising From Tragedy & Rebuilding Black Wall Street
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As Tulsa marks 100 years since the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, business owners in Greenwood said they are proud to be a part of a revitalization and making sure the resiliency of Black Wall Street continues.
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: Pathways To Reconciliation
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107-year-old Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Viola Fletcher went to Washington, D.C. 100 years after it happened. She told members of congress that the aftershocks of the massacre did not clear when the smoke cleared from Greenwood.
Telling The Story Of The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Through Artifacts, Historical Documents
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Containing more than 36,000 artifacts, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) documents every aspect of African American life, history, and culture. Among the artifacts are a select few on the museum's third floor that help tell the story of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and its aftermath.
1921 Tulsa Race Massacre In The National Spotlight Through Pop Culture
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What was once hidden from history is now in a national spotlight. TV and film producers, artists, and celebrities are letting the world know about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: The Search For Mass Graves
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100 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre, descendants, the city, archeologists, historians, and activists are still working to uncover truths about where the victims are. Archeologists discovered a mass grave at Oaklawn Cemetery in October 2020.
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Investigating The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre 100 Years Later
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No one was ever brought to justice in connection with the deaths in Greenwood. Rumors of a coverup involving mass graves lingered for years. In 2018, the City of Tulsa began investigating those rumors. Then in 2020, archeologists found an unmarked grave with at least 12 bodies at a site many had long suspected: Oaklawn Cemetery. Could these murders ever be solved 100 years later? Oklahoma's Own talked with a man who worked 450 murder cases about what it would take. And looks at were the sear
Investigating The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre 100 Years Later
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No one was ever brought to justice in connection with the deaths in Greenwood. Rumors of a coverup involving mass graves lingered for years. In 2018, the City of Tulsa began investigating those rumors. Then in 2020, archeologists found an unmarked grave with at least 12 bodies at a site many had long suspected: Oaklawn Cemetery. Could these murders ever be solved 100 years later? Oklahoma's Own talked with a man who worked 450 murder cases about what it would take. And looks at were the sear
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: Inside The Greenwood Rising Museum
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Images from inside Greenwood Rising show an exhibit that takes visitors from the glory of Greenwood’s early days to the horror of the massacre, and the despair and destruction. The museum itself is still under construction, and it stretches across part of a block at Greenwood and Archer.
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: Inside The Greenwood Rising Museum
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Images from inside Greenwood Rising show an exhibit that takes visitors from the glory of Greenwood’s early days to the horror of the massacre, and the despair and destruction. The museum itself is still under construction, and it stretches across part of a block at Greenwood and Archer.
Remembering The 1921 Race Massacre: Bringing Tulsa’s Hidden Past To Light
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It has been called “America’s Most Beautiful City.” It has hosted the International Petroleum Expo, and for years was known as the “Oil Capitol of the World.” But there is a part of Tulsa’s past that had been hidden; a secret many wanted to keep buried.
Remembering The 1921 Race Massacre: Bringing Tulsa’s Hidden Past To Light
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It has been called “America’s Most Beautiful City.” It has hosted the International Petroleum Expo, and for years was known as the “Oil Capitol of the World.” But there is a part of Tulsa’s past that had been hidden; a secret many wanted to keep buried.
Remembering The Elaine, Arkansas Massacre
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Elaine, Arkansas is in the Mississippi Delta. The town of a few hundred people that is not far from the river is surrounded by rich farmland; but to this day, it is shrouded in a tragic history.
Remembering The Elaine, Arkansas Massacre
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Elaine, Arkansas is in the Mississippi Delta. The town of a few hundred people that is not far from the river is surrounded by rich farmland; but to this day, it is shrouded in a tragic history.
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: Death And Destruction In Greenwood
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It all started inside an elevator at what was the Drexel Building on Main Street in Tulsa. We will never know exactly what happened, but we do know an African American man by the name of Dick Rowland possibly tripped into, or stepped on, the elevator operator Sarah Page.
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: Death And Destruction In Greenwood
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It all started inside an elevator at what was the Drexel Building on Main Street in Tulsa. We will never know exactly what happened, but we do know an African American man by the name of Dick Rowland possibly tripped into, or stepped on, the elevator operator Sarah Page.
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: The Rise Of Black Wall Street
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To recognize the magnitude of what happened 100 years ago with the Tulsa Race Massacre, you need to understand the importance of the Greenwood area.
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Coverage: The Rise Of Black Wall Street
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To recognize the magnitude of what happened 100 years ago with the Tulsa Race Massacre, you need to understand the importance of the Greenwood area.
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Federal Trade Commission Releases New Rule Which Could Lead To Salary Increases Across The Country
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The Federal Trade Commission issued new rules that will affect many workers in Oklahoma. One of the rules has to do with salaried employees who work overtime.
Federal Trade Commission Releases New Rule Which Could Lead To Salary Increases Across The Country
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The Federal Trade Commission issued new rules that will affect many workers in Oklahoma. One of the rules has to do with salaried employees who work overtime.
Power Poles Knocked Down, Building Damaged After Tornado Touches Down Near Morris
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A tornado passed through the area of Morris, Oklahoma overnight.
Power Poles Knocked Down, Building Damaged After Tornado Touches Down Near Morris
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A tornado passed through the area of Morris, Oklahoma overnight.
Multiple Tornadoes Confirmed Across Oklahoma Overnight
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Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.
Multiple Tornadoes Confirmed Across Oklahoma Overnight
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Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.
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Federal Trade Commission Releases New Rule Which Could Lead To Salary Increases Across The Country
Jayden Brannon
The Federal Trade Commission issued new rules that will affect many workers in Oklahoma. One of the rules has to do with salaried employees who work overtime.
Power Poles Knocked Down, Building Damaged After Tornado Touches Down Near Morris
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A tornado passed through the area of Morris, Oklahoma overnight.
Multiple Tornadoes Confirmed Across Oklahoma Overnight
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City Of Wagoner Evaluates The Damage After Tornado Touches Down Nearby
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The Wagoner Street Department is assessing storm damage after a night of extreme weather.
Morris Public Schools Closed On Monday
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Morris Public Schools announced on social media all schools in the town will be closed on Monday.
'Outdoor Warning System Only': Tulsa Area Emergency Management Agency Explains Use Of Storm Sirens
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"It's an outdoor warning system only, it's not designed to be heard in your house, it's not designed to wake you up in the middle of the night, if it does, fantastic, but that's not its intention, it's an outdoor warning system only," said Joe Kralicek, executive director of the Tulsa Area Emergency Management Agency.
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