Remembering Tulsa: Justice, Reparations, and the Fight for Healing

By Human Rights Watch

Last weekend marked the anniversary of the Tulsa race massacre of 1921 when the thriving Black community in the Greenwood neighborhood was violently attacked by a white mob, killing more than 300 Black residents, as well as destroying many homes and businesses. As of today, neither the two remaining survivors nor anyone else have received compensation for their losses. Click to expand Image Smoke billows after 1921 Race Massacre, Tulsa, Oklahoma. © 1921 Alvin C. Krupnick Co./Library of Congress via AP Photo On January 17, the US Department of Justice issued a report finding that…

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