Tulsa's anti-Black mob violence in 1921 was not the only tragedy of its kind. A look at tragedies that haven't gained the same recognition.
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GettyDavid Parker, whose 12-year military career included deployments as a Marine to Iraq and Afghanistan, was getting out of his car last July at the Veterans Health Administration outpatient clinic in Fort Collins, Colorado, to seek treatment for his injured back when it suddenly gave out. Courtesy David Parker His body below his waist went numb. His face hit the pavement, and he lost control of his bowels.
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2 survivors of Tulsa Race Massacre say they still have nightmares 100 years laterA century after the Tulsa Race Massacre, which left an estimated 300 people dead in one of the worst displays of racial violence in American history, survivors are fighting to make sure it’s never forgotten. MorganRadford has this week’s SundaySpotlight.
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Tulsa churches honor 'holy ground' 100 years after massacreOn Sunday, six congregations gathered at First Baptist Church of North Tulsa to mark the centennial of the massacre and to honor the persistence of the Black church tradition in Greenwood
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