105 Years After the Tulsa Race Massacre, Black Businesses Struggle to Keep Up With Gentrification
During the years that followed the 1921 Tulsa Race massacre, white Tulsans did everything they could to oppress the surviving victims and prevent them from rebuilding the Greenwood District’s legacy as the pinnacle of Black excellence. Development on the south side of Tulsa, Oklahoma, over the years has siphoned revenue from African American entrepreneurs, Greenwood […]
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