Overview
This course explores the history and aftermath of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, focusing on the efforts of Black activists to uncover the truth and control the historical narrative. The learning outcomes include understanding the events of the massacre, the impact on Black communities, and the ongoing fight for racial justice and reparations. The course teaches skills such as historical analysis, storytelling, and advocacy. The teaching method involves panel discussions and presentations moderated by experts in the field. The intended audience includes individuals interested in history, social justice, and racial equity.
Syllabus
Intro
Slavery is not our fault
Who we are
Introductions
Black Wall Street
Black Wall Street Tour
Police Involvement
Tulsa 2016
Capitol Riot
Oklahoma Education
White Silence
The Survivors
The Medallion
The Evidence
Reconciliation is a Cash Business
Developing Authority
The Plan
Centennial Commission
Taught by
SXSW