Almost a century after white supremacists razed Black Wall Street to the ground, the city of Tulsa opened an investigation into the massacre motivated by racism that killed 300 people.
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Almost a century after white supremacists razed Black Wall Street to the ground, the city of Tulsa opened an investigation into the massacre motivated by racism that killed 300 people.
