Tulsans share reactions to Monroe Nichols winning mayoral election, becoming Tulsa's first Black mayor
Mayor-elect Monroe Nichols is now the first Black person to be elected to the office of mayor. Cyndii Cosper, the manager of Black Wall Street T-Shirts and Souvenirs, said it came as a surprise that Nichols wanted to hold a local office after serving as a state representative.
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110-Year-Old Tulsa Race Massacre survivor chooses Kamala HarrisOver a century after surviving a government-sanctioned ethnic cleansing of her community, 110-year-old “Mother” Viola Ford ...
From the air, the mural's bright colors stand out between I-244 and Greenwood Ave., but a closer look reveals sections of ...
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Suspect sought for destroying Greenwood's historical mural, caught on cameraGreenwood leaders and business owners said they're heartbroken after someone ripped a mural off one of the historic buildings ...
The presidential race headlined this week’s general election, of course, but it shouldn’t eclipse the electoral history made ...
The Greenwood Legacy Corp. has been established to oversee the implementation of the Kirkpatrick Heights-Greenwood Master ...
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Tulsa Race Massacre survivor votes Kamala Harris for PresidentAt 109 years old, Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Lessie Benningfield Randle voted for Democratic presidential nominee Vice ...
The struggle for justice and reparations for the survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre continues to unfold in Tulsa, ...
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