Tulsa Massacre: ‘Our country may forget this history, but I cannot’ – Africana55 Radio

Sorry, you have Javascript Disabled! To see this page as it is meant to appear, please enable your Javascript! See instructions here

long term rental car abu dhabi car rental south africa car rental ajman without deposit golden car rental baku currency to inr range rover car hire cheap car rental slough cheap rental car la cheap car rental tulum gate tower 2 ajman cheap car rental christchurch rental cars in dubai cheap drive rent a car cheap car rental pdx oro car rental class cars rental dubai cheap car rental montenegro rabdan car price in uae cheapest rent a car in sharjah tesla rent a car dubai hertz rent a car dubai

Now Playing

Title

Artist

Africana55 Radio

Viola Fletcher had just turned seven when she witnessed the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.

Historians estimate around 300 people were killed when a prosperous black neighbourhood was attacked by a mob. Hundreds of homes and businesses were ransacked.

For decades, this painful chapter of America’s history was swept under the carpet. A century later, the last known remaining survivors are still calling for justice. So, what exactly happened in Tulsa 100 years ago?

Author

Author's archive

Reader's opinions

Leave a Reply

You must be logged into post a comment.

Chinese (Simplified)

Chinese (Traditional)

Kurdish (Kurmanji)

Myanmar (Burmese)

Scottish Gaelic