The Historic Greenwood District, often referred to as Tulsa’s heartbeat, stands as a symbol of African-American resilience, innovation, and unity. Born in the early 1900s, Greenwood rapidly emerged as a hub for black businesses and culture, earning the title ‘Black Wall Street’ from Booker T. Washington. Despite facing the devastating Greenwood Massacre in 1921, the district’s indomitable spirit remains unbroken. Today, it represents the power of community, the significance of remembering our past, and the continuous journey towards a brighter, inclusive future.
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