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Jul 2021
33m 27s

Episode 6: The Lesson

The HISTORY® Channel and WNYC Studios
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The centennial of the massacre attracted international coverage; camera crews, T-shirt vendors, and even a visit from President Joe Biden. It seemed as though all this attention might ensure that history finally, would never be forgotten. But a month later some Tulsans worry that a backlash has begun. The city’s mayor and other elected officials have spoken ... Show More
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