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Where black businesses, entrepreneurs, art, culture thrived. in 18 hours it was destroyed and burned to the ground by a racist mob. historians believe as many as 300 black residents were killed. what do reparations mean to you? >> reparations, the root was to repair, must have financial compensation to those that suffered the massacre. >> reporter: with the eyes of the world trained on tulsa, an attorney is fighting back, suing the city for restitution, calling for the massacre centennial commission to give back to victims some of what's been raised. >> lot of people are starting to understand...

Country where parents are stando the racist mob. you see in the faces of -- that men can race against women just because they feel like it. you see it in the quiet determination of black and hispanic cops screamed out by woke white ladies called out as race traders who still get up every morning, put on the blue, and protect and serve. at the beginning of the pandemic, my wife found out she was pregnant. she had been through a terrible miscarriage before, my job became protecting her. i pulled her out of new york city before the writing. returning now is haunting. i stepped out of penn station...

Tulsa's black community when it was burned to the ground by a racist mob. as many as 300 black residents were killed. what do reparations mean? >> well, the reparations, and the root word is repair, and we must have financial compensation to those who suffered from the massacre. >> reporter: and now, they have a champion fighting back and calling on the centennial commission to fight back. >> people are understanding what happened in tulsa, and the magnitude of the devastation, and the destruction. >> reporter: today, the white-owned businesses and the corporations are rapidly developing land ...

Washington, the issue is being seriously debated and studied. >> the victims of this atrocity have been denied justice for far too long. >> there's only one reason why descendents of the tulsa massacre have not been compensated, and that reason is racism. >> this mural and half a city block are all that are left of greenwood, also known as black wall street. it was a city within a city where black businesses, art and culture thrived. in 18 hours, it was destroyed and burned to the ground by a racist mob. historians believe as many as 300 black residents were killed. >> what do reparations mean...