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Watch this special moment as Nathaniel E Burleson reflects on the legacy of #Greenwood and the importance of preserving our history. Together, we continue to honor the past, educate the present, and inspire the future. #BlackWallStreet #tusaracemassacre

Beulah Lane Keenan Smith was just 13 when the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre shattered her dream of becoming a teacher. “That riot cheated us out of childhood innocence.” She never finished school, but never stopped serving her community. #BlackWallStreet #GreenwoodLegacy #tulsa

Step into the story of Black Wall Street. Join a guided tour at the Greenwood Cultural Center and explore the heart of Tulsa’s Greenwood District, from the rise of Black excellence to the resilience after 1921. #GreenwoodLegacy #BlackWallStreet #TulsaHistory

Clarence Bruner was a teen bellhop in booming oil-town Tulsa. “Hotels, restaurants, taxis, we all made good money. And then came the riot.” The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre destroyed Black Wall Street, but Clarence’s story reminds us: resilience runs deep. #TulsaRaceMassacre

On May 31, we reflect on the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, a brutal attack that destroyed Black Wall Street and claimed hundreds of Black lives. We remember. And we carry forward Greenwood’s legacy of resilience. #TulsaRaceMassacre #BlackWallStreet #GreenwoodStrong

We need your help, Tulsa. This face has been preserved in our archives but his name, his story, and his legacy remain a mystery. Do you recognize him? Help us uncover who he is and honor his place in Greenwood's history. #greenwood #tulsahistory #blackwallstreet

First certified descendant of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre officially named | News | fox23.com

Meet Amya Jamison, Miss Langston University, Delta Sigma Theta member. This July, she returns to teach in The 1619 Project at the Greenwood Cultural Center. Powered by the Pulitzer Center & The The New York Times, the 1619 Program explores the legacy of slavery & Black American contributions.

Community Engagement Genealogy Project youtu.be/S4PU0yELVnY?si… via YouTube GCC is"Gathering Greenwood."

TULSA Store Commemorates Juneteenth with Launch of Legacy-Inspired Sneaker Honoring Greenwood District apnews.com/press-release/…

See the new shoe that supports GCC @the.tulsaofficial instagram.com/p/DLgqlUHAuYw/…

GCC congratulates board member, DR. Rocky Bright! We are so proud of you and everything you have accomplished.

Congrats to Michelle Burdex, GCC Program Coordinator. Michelle was honored at the Black Excellence Ball & Banquet earlier this year.

Oct 3, Black Portraiture[s]: TULSA STORIES events.nyu.edu/event/365627-b…

We are committed to educating our children about the tragic history of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and the triumphant history of Black Wall Street. We will not be deterred. #WEPUSHBACK

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