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independence among the black population. Taking place in the city of Greenwood, Tulsa, Oklahoma, many African American scholars, engineers, doctors, lawyers, inventors, bankers, teachers, and businessmen emerged from the momentous " Black Wall Street", creating a group of intelligent wealthy high-profiled individuals. The influential " Black Wall Street" was short-lived in its significance due to the 1921 race riots in Tulsa. At that time, many people of the white race were opposed to African…

Proposed Location Hopeful Photography proposed location need to represent the edgy urban chic feel of the company brand. Our location area would be in downtown Tulsa. Our company studio space requirement would be an open industrial retail space that is at least 2000 square feet. Space needs to have an abundant amount of natural light for studio sessions. The studio surrounding location is as important as the studio itself. The studio location must be in a convenient location that is easily…

The 4th grade science classes are going to learn about organisms’ structure and characteristics such as specific ways to obtain food, reproduce and survive. The science classes consists of 30 students in each class (3 class periods) at Jones Salk Elementary. The students are going to create a journal on their observations about organisms’ structure and characteristics. The students will observe different organisms that they liked. They will write down what they observed in their journals.…

upper-class income lifestyle. In the early 1900’s, Booker T. Washington lectured in Tulsa and named Greenwood Avenue “The Negro Wall Street.”. Oklahoma was bought by black developers whom invested their time and money to construct this society and economic build. The Black Wall Street was named one of the all African American wealthiest communities in 1921 and was known as the “Oil Capital of the…

In our first assignment we volunteered in Tulsa Food Bank. Tulsa food bank was founded in 1981. The Food Bank distributed more than 21.6 million pounds of food throughout the 24 counties of eastern Oklahoma. As I have given brief information about the organization we volunteered for. I will talk about what we have done in the Tulsa food bank. I helped sorting and packaging so many different donated items from individuals and companies. When we walked in the Food bank we had to file out…

org/publications/enc/entry.php?entry=AN014 Source(s) Used: The source for this assessment includes a publication dated November 3rd 1918 from the Tulsa Daily World which appeared on the Club News and Personals section. This publication was sponsored by the Oklahoma Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Answer Key: Question 1 – B Question 2 – A…

On a Research Journal on “Children's Rights” by Ruby Gutierrez, she discussed the importance of growing up and not doing the same mistakes that were made on Mary Ellen. What I get from my classmate is that we all make our choices and the present is what’s most important for us. This issue shaped the U.S. and made Americans improve in how to protect children and anyone who is been inflicted harm. Mary Ellen’s case assured the need for a law that protected children or an association that helped…

Denise Meraz Dr. Carter English 1301-001 1 May 2017 Technology Affecting Our Kids Does technology (cell phones, computers, tablets, and x-box) negatively affect children’s health. Some people are all for technology for children, from little ages up to teenagers. But is it affecting our child’s social skills, attention, giving them information overload, decision making and memory. With all these, counteracting influence on how technology affects our children. Many people are for technology and…

in the Criminal Justice System." Race in the Criminal Justice System — Gallagher Law Library. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Apr. 2017. History.com Staff. "The Death of Emmett Till." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 2010. Web. 17 Apr. 2017. "1921 Tulsa Race Riot." Tulsa Historical Society & Museum. N.a, n.d. Web. 14 Apr. 2017. Mac Donald Is a Contributing Editor of City Journal and the John M. Olin Fellow at the Manhattan Institute. Her Latest Book, Coauthored with Victor Davis Hanson and Steven…

As a freshman, I struck a deal with myself: I would focus on Bible Quizzing and on the Academic Team until I graduated high school, and once I began college, I would focus solely on mathematics. This concentration would allow me to compete at a much higher level in both activities while only sacrificing a few years of studying mathematics. Fortunately, it has worked almost perfectly; I have Bible quizzed multiple times at the National level, have placed third and fourth at State while on the…