1921 race massacre 
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SOURCE: NY Times
2/11/20
Shifting Collective Memory in Tulsa
by Russell Cobb
The African-American community is working to change the narrative of the 1921 massacre.
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SOURCE: Washington Post
2/4/20
Tulsa plans to dig for suspected mass graves from a 1921 race massacre
Nearly a century after a race massacre left as many as 300 people dead, the city plans to dig for suspected mass graves that may have been used to dispose of African American bodies.
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