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More than 100 massacre survivors and their descendants filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Tulsa, the State of Oklahoma and others. A federal judge ultimately agreed, citing the lawsuits filed by Mr. Franklin and others as evidence that Greenwood residents had already had their shot at restitution. The duty of deciding whether to approve any kind of reparations package will fall to the California Legislature. In Tulsa, Judge Wall recommended that the Greenwood survivors follow a similar route, pursuing justice through the legislative or executive branches. But Oklahoma lawmakers have declined to support reparations bills advocated by state legislators in the past.
Persons: Greenwood, Franklin, George Floyd’s, Damario Solomon, Simmons, Solomon, Wall Organizations: City, State of, Mr, Klan, Tulsa, Black, Oklahoma Locations: Tulsa, State, State of Oklahoma, California
How Greenwood Grew a Thriving Black Economy
  + stars: | 2023-05-26 | by ( Victor Luckerson | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +2 min
They soon transformed the space into the Dreamland Theatre. It was the first Black-owned theater in Tulsa and one of the few owned by a Black woman. Du Bois believed that enterprises like the Dreamland held the key to Black prosperity in a segregated world. Though primarily heralded as a sociologist and activist, Du Bois studied economics in graduate school in Berlin. When Du Bois strolled the streets of Greenwood in the spring of 1921, there was hardly any competition.
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