Tulsans Asked To Take A Stand Against Racism

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TULSA, OK -- The Tulsa YWCA is asking you to take a stand against racism.

On Friday, folks in Tulsa and around the country participated in events to raise awareness. 

A roundtable discussion at the North Tulsa Historical Society got Tulsan's talking about today's issues, while a YWCA early learning center used paper dolls to teach kids that everyone deserves kindness and respect.

"It's really about creating a ground swell today, across the country, a grassroots movement of standing against racism," said Mana Tahaie, YWCA Director of Racial Justice.

More than 250,000 people across the country joined the cause.