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The Legacy of Black Wall Street

It was the opinion by many Whites in Tulsa that Blacks have brought thisupon themselves,...

It was the opinion by many Whites in Tulsa that Blacks have brought this
upon themselves, that this was in some way
our fault

Full Transcript

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It was the opinion
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by many Whites in Tulsa
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that Blacks have brought this upon themselves,
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that this was in some way our fault.
Duration
13 seconds
Views
41
Timestamp in Movie
00:13:32
Uploaded
May 11, 2025
Season
1
Episode
2
Genres
documentary

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Movie Summary

One hundred years after the Tulsa massacre, the powerful and tumultuous story of "Black Wall Street" is told by its founders and their descendants, as well as contemporary entrepreneurs and experts.
S01 • E01 It was get that choc beer and that dead-eye whiskey, - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:08
It was get that choc beer and that dead-eye whiskey,
S01 • E01 It was the 1921 Greenwood version of Cheers. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:05
It was the 1921 Greenwood version of Cheers.
S01 • E02 [Raven] People who interpret it as such - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:16
[Raven] People who interpret it as such
S01 • E01 And in the Goodwin building was a Union grocery, - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:07
And in the Goodwin building was a Union grocery,
S01 • E01 One of the finest hotels owned by a Black man, JB Stradford, - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:12
One of the finest hotels owned by a Black man, JB Stradford,
S01 • E02 [Michelle] JB Stratford was one of those - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:08
[Michelle] JB Stratford was one of those
S01 • E02 [Raven] AJ Smitherman reached out to the NAACP. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:05
[Raven] AJ Smitherman reached out to the NAACP.
S01 • E02 He had to figure out what his next moves would be. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:05
He had to figure out what his next moves would be.
S01 • E01 There were many businesses owned by Black women in the Greenwood district. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:05
There were many businesses owned by Black women in the Green...
S01 • E02 So they're advise was for him to flee - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:06
So they're advise was for him to flee
S01 • E01 Black women were just as much entrepreneurs - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:06
Black women were just as much entrepreneurs
S01 • E02 He knew he would never face a fair trial - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:12
He knew he would never face a fair trial
S01 • E01 There were restaurants, - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:06
There were restaurants,
S01 • E02 The City of Tulsa is at fault - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:07
The City of Tulsa is at fault
S01 • E01 They contributed to the success of the Greenwood district. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:05
They contributed to the success of the Greenwood district.
S01 • E02 The Black community had every right - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:08
The Black community had every right
S01 • E02 That speaks to an unbelievable courage. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:05
That speaks to an unbelievable courage.
S01 • E01 Loula Williams is a founder of Black Wall Street. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:06
Loula Williams is a founder of Black Wall Street.
S01 • E02 [Onikah] What is most atrocious about - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:11
[Onikah] What is most atrocious about
S01 • E01 She and JD Williams owned the Dreamland Theater. - The Legacy of Black Wall Street 00:06
She and JD Williams owned the Dreamland Theater.