On June 1, 1921, one of the worst acts of racial violence in U.S. history broke out in Tulsa, Okla., where some 300 people died in a day.
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Sure that wasn’t LA?
You left out some important information. Like how they never recovered from it because not a dime was paid out in insurance for the damage done. The event was basically scrubbed from history until relatively recently.
Ok it going to happen again
What is CTV’s motive for showing this story at this time? Looks like putting out a fire with gasoline to me.
Way to fuel the fires you wretches
DEFUND
We need to remember our history and to learn from our mistakes.
Here comes another civil war
This happened almost a century ago…