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Last chance for justice in their lifetime : survivors of Tulsa race massacre push for restitution | Reparations and reparative justice

Lessie Benningfield Randle and Viola Fletcher are asking the state supreme court to allow their historic lawsuit to proceed

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Oklahoma Supreme Court has power to open the doors of justice for Tulsa massacre survivors

The Oklahoma Supreme Court heard oral arguments from attorneys representing the last two living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

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Roy S Johnson: My demand as final 2 Tulsa Race Massacre survivors make last-gasp court plea

Roy S Johnson: My demand as final 2 Tulsa Race Massacre survivors make last-gasp court plea
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STORY OF A CULTURE: Black History Month time to support African Americans

Organizers of displays in Northeastern Oklahoma celebrating Black History Month say they want to highlight both the complexity of American American people, and strides they ve made since the destruction of

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STORY OF A CULTURE: Black History Month time to support African Americans

February is Black History Month, which was first proposed by black educators and Black United Students at Kent State in 1969, informs the public of the beauty and culture of

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