A look inside Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center

[@TheNOVAlbert]

Looking forward to my visit in May. When I first heard of the massacre, I was shocked, shocked at what happened and shocked that I'd never heard of it. I drove straight to the African American Museum in Washington and spoke with the people standing in line. Only 3 out of 10 people knew about the massacre.

[@darlenecarter0777]

I am overjoyed to witness This rising of the truth of Greenwood in Tulsa Oklahoma. It hurts my heart to see and hear how another Human could have so much HATH in their heart for another Still Today! Thank you and the production company for capturing the REAL TRUTH so ALL can have a view of The Truth as well as Themselves. I Salute you and ALL involved. May God Bless you All.

[@frankbarthell7592]

I was lucky enough to tour Greenwood Rising soon after the June, 2021 dedication. Parts of the tour are difficult to witness, even though I knew the basic history. But I left the building and walked out onto Greenwood Avenue, feeling hopeful and inspired. The resiliance of that neighborhood is remarkable. This is a must-see experience. Especially for parents who want to take charge of their child's education on race and the Black experience in the United States.

[@mauricethreatt2495]

Thanks to Project Director Phil Armstrong for this detailed introduction to "Greenwood Rising Black Wall Street History Center"!

[@wttscalendars]

Nice and cute

[@lanmarknetworking3034]

Who WAS Greenwood Leflore anyways?

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

We need no one else to speak for us, or try to represent us. Lord, bring about that DRASTIC change...that 180° that only Your justice can