[LouAvul]

I'm in Tulsa County. I never heard of the race riot until they renamed it the race massacre. A more emotionally laden term, I guess.

Now we've got that race pimp jesse carJackson here demanding free stuff. The city of Tulsa has appointed a commission with jackson saying until tulsa makes it right, they're being oppressed.

Black people. Always about the free stuffs.

[bert]

Black people........ Africanization to revert to the freedom to live a lawless mud hut village existence where your betters sell you into slavery.

I know, I know there are countless black Americans who have assimilated and do not agree with the out of control corruption that rules “Black America”

Cultural analysis

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I used to live in Tulsa. I first read about the race riot in a book at the Tulsa County Library back in 1970. It was not a hidden event as people simply had other things to worry about than a race riot in the past.

In 1974, I worked with a white man who, in the 1930s or 1940s, spent lots of his free time in a brothel on Archer and Greenwood. He never mentioned the riot at all and it appears Greenwood was coming back at that time.