Jan 29, 20206 minIntroduction: Black Wall Street 1921Photo Courtesy: Library of Congress. Title: Ruins after the race riots, Tulsa, Okla. Created / Published June 1921. Photographer name or...
Jan 28, 202021 minEp 1: The "Five Civilized Tribes" And The Complicated History Between Blacks and Native AmericansPhoto Courtesy: Library of Congress. Title: Map of the Indian and Oklahoma territories.Created / Published[S.l.], 1892.Call...
Jan 27, 202015 minEp. 2: Oklahoma: A Promised Land Title [An oil well, Oklahoma] Created / Publishedc1922. Notes- J253614 U.S. Copyright Office.- Copyright by G.H. Farnum, Okeman,...
Jan 26, 202039 minEp. 3: Black Wall Street is BornPhoto Courtesy: Tulsa Historical Society and Museum LISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS A special thanks to the National African American...
Jan 25, 202024 minEp. 4: Red Summer of 1919 Photo Courtesy: The Schomburg Center LISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS The Red Summer of 1919 refers to the period between the spring...
Jan 24, 202016 minEp. 4 The Red Summer of 1919 (Part 2)Photo Courtesy: The Schomburg Center LISTEN: OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS The Red Summer of 1919 refers to the period between the spring...
Jan 23, 202018 minEp. 5: Rumors of Lynching "Diamond Dick" LISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Title: [Truck on street near Litan Hotel carrying soldiers and African Americans during Tulsa, Okla.,...
Jan 22, 202026 minEp. 6: Black Wall Street BurningPhoto Courtesy: Tulsa Historical Society and Museum LISTEN Overview Between May 31st and June 1st of 1921, what the Oklahoma Historical...
Jan 22, 202019 minEp. 6: Black Wall Street Burning (Part 2) - A Descendant's StoryDr. A.C. Jackson: the most prominent person killed in the Tulsa Race Massacre. Photo courtesy: Ruth Sigler Avery Collection held at the...
Jan 21, 202029 minEp. 7 BONUS EPISODE: A Black Wall Street Legend-the story of Peg Leg Taylor and the legacy of trauma"Stories also have been passed down over the years about Peg Leg Taylor, a legendary black defender who is said to have fought off rioters.
Jan 20, 202028 minEp. 8: When The Smoke Cleared Photo Courtesy: Tulsa Historical Society and Museum LISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS When the mayhem ceased, and the smoke cleared,...
Jan 19, 202021 minEp. 9: Ashes And The Fight For GreenwoodPhoto Courtesy: Tulsa Historical Society and Museum Title: Portrait of Buck Colbert B. C. Franklin, father of Mozella Franklin Jones and...
Jan 18, 202029 minEp. 10: Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied LISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Despite potentially thousands of potential perpetrators of numerous crimes and potentially hundreds or...
Jan 17, 202024 minEp. 11: Black Wall Street RebornPhoto Courtesy: Tulsa Historical Society and Museum LISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS While some African American survivors of the 1921...
Jan 16, 20202 minEp. 12: "Tulsa's Terrible Secret" and the Erasure of Black HistoryPhoto Courtesy: Tulsa Historical Society and Museum Listen OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Up until the later part of the 20th century, there...
Jan 15, 20202 minEp. 13: Where Are The Bodies Buried?LISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS A significant number of African American residents of Tulsa’s predominantly black Greenwood District...
Jan 14, 20202 min14. The Legacy of Black Wall StreetPhoto Courtesy: Oklahoma State University In the nearly 100 In the years since the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Tulsa, particularly the...
Jan 13, 20202 minEp. 15 Series Finale - Tulsa's StoryPhoto Courtesy: Tulsa Historical Society and Museum LISTEN: OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS For decades, a number of scholars and experts...
Jan 12, 20202 minSeason 2 Rosewood IntroductionLISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS Dreams of Black Wall Street examines the course of once thriving predominantly Black communities that...
Jan 11, 20202 minS2 E1 290 Years Before the Rosewood MassacreLISTEN OR LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS In order to understand how an incident such as the Rosewood Massacre could occur, it is important to...