The Bartlesville Westside Community Center is hosting a free two-day bus tour to educate Oklahomans about the history, struggles, and future of the state's historically all-Black towns.
To every young Black boy in Tulsa, let this be a reminder that you are not limited by history. You are empowered by it, says ...
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Greenwood is the third survivor: Oklahoma professor calls for actionDr. Karlos Hill, a historian and professor at the University of Oklahoma’s Clara Luper Department of African and African ...
The Oklahoma City Zoo on Wednesday issued a statement about the passing of 36-year-old chimpanzee Mwami, who unexpectedly passed away on Friday, February 7.
It’s time to ditch the Faygo, forget the Fanta, and pick up a can of Afropop. That’s the message from the founder of Oklahoma ...
The Brooklyn neighborhood was established in the late 1860's. At its height it was a thriving black business center and an African American city within a city known as Black Wall Street.
The Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street Historic Center unveiled a historic trail marker connecting them to the Oklahoma Civil ...
Greenwood Rising will display a new marker as part of the Oklahoma African-American Historic Trail, honoring Black Wall Street and Black frontier towns. Installation is set for spring.
One of the most popular Tulsa favorites that I've heard is visiting our museums. From art and culture in North America, to ...
The son of slaves, Ottaway Gurley would become a multi-millionaire and one of the richest African-Americans in the country.
Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center and TTCU Federal Credit Union are partnering up to offer Oklahomans free admission every Friday during Black History Month.
Last Black Wall Street survivor Mother Viola Ford Fletcher Last Blackwall street Tulsa Massacre survivor Mother Lessie Benningfield Randle< ...
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