Remembering Greenwood: Legacy, Scars, and Hope

The video discusses the enduring impact of the 1921 Tulsa Massacre on the Greenwood community, highlighting urban renewal projects that disrupted the area and the cultural memory preserved through music and memorials. It covers the investigation into the massacre, the call for reparations, and the state's response, including scholarships and memorial parks. Political events, such as Trump's rally and Biden's visit, are noted alongside educational mandates to teach the massacre's history. The video concludes with reflections on the legacy of Black Wall Street and the potential for similar events today.

What was the significance of the Federal Highway constructed in 1971 in Tulsa?

• It was built to commemorate the Tulsa massacre.

• It connected Tulsa to other major cities.

• It cut through historical Greenwood, affecting its success.

• It was the first highway in Oklahoma.

What did the Oklahoma State government authorize in 1996 regarding the Tulsa massacre?

• An investigation into the massacre

• A new memorial park

• A public apology

• A documentary film

What was the outcome of the Commission's findings on the Tulsa massacre?

• The massacre was declared a myth.

• The state built a new highway.

• Survivors received a gold plated medal.

• Reparations were paid to survivors.

Why did President Trump reschedule his rally in Tulsa in 2020?

• Due to weather conditions

• To respect the significance of Juneteenth

• To accommodate more attendees

• To coincide with another event

What educational requirement was implemented in Oklahoma schools in 2022?

• A focus on 1980s R&B music

• Mandatory field trips to Tulsa

• Teaching about the Tulsa Massacre

• A course on urban development