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    On the first of June 1921, a tragic and horrific event took place on Greenwood Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This event is commonly known as the Tulsa race riot, Black holocaust in America, or the Tulsa Lynching. It was conducted by the KKK along with government officials. As a result, these racists killed, arrested, invaded, and destroyed numerous African Americans’ lives. Greenwood Avenue was also known as Negro Wall Street of America because it was the golden door for the black community.…

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    1921: Tulsa Race Riot Although the 1950’s and 1960’s were known for racial riots, the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot was the worst in American history. It was one of the worst because this riot involved planes that were made for WW1, and some policeman, instead of protecting the people, joined the riot. Before the riot Tulsa was known as “Black Wall Street” located in Greenwood District (Gates). Twelve percent of Tulsa’s population were made up of blacks. In 1910 the future appeared dead and hopeless for…

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    “Slaves in Tulsa” Evaluated Ethically Question 1 There are many ethical issues in this essay. It brings to light some of the questionable dealings large corporations have when it comes to their workforce and unfair treatment of their workers. It also shows that while the form of slavery happening before the civil war was eradicated from our society, large corporations have found a workaround. This workaround is not acceptable in most social viewpoints but some people think it is ok. This modern…

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    May’s court day with Tulsa Municipal Court House May Anderson’s first time at the Tulsa downtown courthouse, she was guilty for not making a complete stop at a red light intersection. She had just left her friend’s house after realizing she had been placed under the judge. When the judge called her name she quotes “I felt shocked as my heart began racing”. Her mind state was not in reality, but stud as though she didn’t know how to react nor respond in this situation. There was no one in court…

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    Ghalib Alharbi ENGL 1123 Essay 2A October 23, 2014 Elena Rodgers The “All-American City” In his recent film project “All-American City” Steven Spielberg nominated Three Cities to be candidates for his film: Tulsa, Miami and Charlotte. Tulsa is located in the state of Oklahoma and is the seconded most populated city in the state with a population of 393049. Miami is considered the most known city of the three candidates and it’s located in the state of Florida. Charlotte is located in the State…

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    Underwater Welding

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    want to major in and the work you'll do more than likely for the rest of your life. Between Tulsa welding school and Hobart of welding technology i'd chose Tulsa because they have better programs than hobart like underwater welding. The tulsa welding school is more expensive to go to then hobart because it is out of state and offers more time to the school. I think that they have some better programs than Tulsa like the underwater program that hobart does not offer. Some of the expenses you…

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    The Terrors of Tulsa Tim Madigans novel titled “The Burning” informs the reader about the terrible things that happened in 1921 during the Tulsa Race Riot. Many people were mentally scarred while many others died. Madigans main purpose for writing this book was to notify the reader of the dreadful and disgusting acts that took place during this time. “The Burning” was published in 2001 to educate people, such as myself, that were unaware of these horrible actions. Madigan uses stories from…

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    The greenwood neighborhood in Tulsa,Oklahoma housed one of the most successful black economies in American history. The area is now commonly referred to as’’ The Black Wall Street’’. Most of the business and homes were burned down in the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921. The team’’Nero Wall Street’’was coined by none other than famed African-American author and educator, Booker T Washington. At the time, the greenwood district was home to dozens of prominent African-American businessmen. Greenwood…

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    Assignment On Race Riots

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    Miguel Guerra Mercado Mrs. Meacham Race riot assignment December 8, 2017 Race Riots in Tulsa The race riots all started with a man named Dick Rowland. He was a young African American that worked on shining shoes for a living. While using an elevator, he was blamed for attacking a white woman named Sarah Page. It was at an elevator of a building in downtown Tulsa. The following day the Tulsa newspaper published an article stating that Mr. Rowland had tried to rape Mrs. Page. The article also…

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    How To Go To College

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    expenses, location, admission requirements, housing, the size of the college and classrooms. College visits really help students to get a better perspective about colleges, which during my visits to different colleges; I have found University of Tulsa and Oklahoma State University,…

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