The forgotten Black history of the Tulsa Race Massacre

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The forgotten Black history of the Tulsa Race Massacre

… Reconstruction after the Civil War, Black Americans flocked from the South to … injured thousands of people, predominantly Black Americans.

Suzette Malveaux, a law professor … ’s estimated that over 300 African Americans were murdered.

“Some saw this …

Source: The New York Sun

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