In the past week searches for “What started the Tulsa Massacre” reached record highs in the US.  On May 31-June 1, 1921, one of the most prosperous Black communities of the early 20th century, Tulsa’s Greenwood district — America’s “Black Wall Street” — was destroyed by white mobs during the #TulsaRaceMassacre. A century later, local Black-owned businesses are building the next generation of the Greenwood district. The greenwood.art.project is commemorating the Tulsa Race Massacre with a series of art installations and exhibitions honoring local leaders and entrepreneurs.  We’re honored to support Greenwood in their efforts to #RememberTulsa. Learn about Tulsa’s past, present and future at the link in our bio.  Photos by: michaelnoblejr, the.odiwams, brianspluto, and marlonfhall Image Descriptions:  1-  Man in a “Black Wall Street” GWD Ave jacket sitting next to the “Black Wall Street Mural” by D. Ross "Scribe" and Chris Sker 2- Don Thompson in front of his photograph of Tulsa R...