Tulsa Race Massacre 105th Anniversary & Reparations
Key Questions
What events marked the 105th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre?
Events included a candlelight vigil, Go Green for Greenwood, Rise in Hope service, and the Greenwood Rising Leadership Luncheon featuring retired Gen. Honoré. A DOJ report and rare footage were also released.
What is the Greenwood Trust plan?
A $105 million Greenwood Trust plan has been proposed as part of reparations efforts tied to the anniversary. It remains part of ongoing discussions.
What new footage was discovered related to the Tulsa Race Massacre?
Rare motion picture footage capturing the aftermath of the 1921 massacre was discovered and shared by Tulsa Films. It provides additional historical documentation.
What story from Vernon A.M.E. Church is being highlighted?
The church basement that sheltered 300 African Americans during the massacre is featured in anniversary coverage. It underscores acts of refuge during the violence.
What is the status of the reparations lawsuit?
The lawsuit involving survivors like Lessie Benningfield Randle continues alongside the Black Wall Street symposium. National leaders are convening for related discussions.
105th anniversary events underway: candlelight vigil, Go Green for Greenwood, Rise in Hope service, Greenwood Rising Leadership Luncheon (retired Gen. Honoré). DOJ report released; $105M Greenwood Trust plan; survivor Lessie Benningfield Randle continues fight. Black Wall Street symposium convening national leaders. Reparations lawsuit ongoing. Rare motion picture footage of aftermath discovered. Church basement story (Vernon A.M.E.) highlighted. Short video marking anniversary shared widely.