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Greenwood is the third survivor: Oklahoma professor calls for action
Dr. Karlos Hill, a historian and professor at the University of Oklahoma’s Clara Luper Department of African and African ...
Greenwood Rising unveils historic trail marker on Oklahoma Civil Rights Trail
The Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street Historic Center unveiled a historic trail marker connecting them to the Oklahoma Civil ...
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Q&A: Greenwood Rising and the Oklahoma Civil Rights Trail
Greenwood Rising will display a new marker as part of the Oklahoma African-American Historic Trail, honoring Black Wall Street and Black frontier towns. Installation is set for spring.
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History Minute: Ottaway W. Gurley and the rise and fall of Black Wall Street
The son of slaves, Ottaway Gurley would become a multi-millionaire and one of the richest African-Americans in the country.
Greenwood Rising offers free admission to Oklahomans during Black History Month
Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center and TTCU Federal Credit Union are partnering up to offer Oklahomans free admission every Friday during Black History Month.
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The Real Definition of a Black Woman is “Superhero”
Black women are often celebrated for our resilience, strength, and power, which can feel almost superhuman at times. This “superpower” manifests in various forms including culturally, socially, and ...