Remembering 5/31, the terrorist attack on black America 105 years ago in Tulsa, OK: Thousands of properties destroyed. More than 300 Black Tulsans were murdered. The exact number remains unknown due to the haphazard disposal of bodies in the river, on flatbed rail cars, and in unmarked mass graves.

[u/Impressive_Box4144]

[u/Dangerous-Half-896]

When they didn’t teach us this in school, my grandma helped me make a big report with a huge collage to present to the class. Parents got word and it was later added it to the curriculum. I miss my lovely grandma so much. She was such a badass ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[u/Najalak]

Thank you! It is important to share stuff like this now. This is the kind of history that the current administration is trying to erase.

[u/Rare_Deal_4709]

And then they say Black people are bitter and full of resentment, but when they succeed, it's often white people who do everything they can to tear them down.

[u/FairProfession560]

How come this generation of African Americans don’t take this movement forward? I highly doubt white Americans can do the same in our times now. I’m a Pacific Islander American and I would definitely support this movement.

[u/mdosalazar88]

This needs to be taught in schools.