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Today, in the 40-square blocks of what was once coined “Black Wall Street,” there’s been a resurgence of Black businesses and a revival of Black entrepreneurial spirit.

In Tulsa, Oklahoma, visionaries and entrepreneurs are teaming up with city agencies to undo the terrible damage done in 1921. They want to turn what was once Black Wall Street into Black Tech Street.

More than 100 years ago, the Tulsa community known as Black Wall Street was burned by a white mob in what would later be recognized as one of the worst racial massacres in American history.

More than a century after it was destroyed in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, the historic Greenwood neighborhood, known as Black Wall Street, could soon become a national monument. A bipartisan ...

Survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Hughes "Uncle Red" Van Ellis and Viola Fletcher, visit the 1921 Black Wall Street Memorial after a march, May 28, 2021, in Tulsa, Okla. Mike Simons/Tulsa ...

The rise of 'Black Wall Street' The attack occurred in a thriving, 35-block, mostly Black district known as Greenwood. The area was part of a larger region developed by Native American tribes that ...

TULSA, Okla. — The 4th Annual Black Wall Street Rally will roar into the historic Greenwood District from May 15–17, bringing motorcycles, music, and a message of Black economic power to the ...

It went up on Greenwood Avenue, also called Black Wall Street, where in 1921 a white mob attacked black residents and burned black-owned businesses in what’s known as the Tulsa Race Massacre.

The rally will continue celebrating the legacy and resilience of Black Wall Street The 4th Annual Black Wall Street Rally will return to Tulsa to celebrate the community’s legacy in Black ...

In 1921, the city of Tulsa erupted in a spasm of hate and fire that destroyed its prosperous Black district. A century later, excavators are uncovering a “crime scene.” By Ben Fenwick TULSA ...

I personally thins it is our destiny because we come from innovators and inventors, particularly being here in Tulsa, Oklahoma—the historic home of Black Wall Street, where we had the most black ...