As more Americans reckon with the history of Greenwood and the Tulsa Race Massacre, Dr. Cornel West revisits a question that still unsettles the national conscience: what might this country look like if Black Wall Street had not been destroyed? Speaking from both scholarship and personal connection, he frames Tulsa not as an isolated tragedy, but as a deliberate interruption of Black economic self-determination. The legacy, he suggests, is not only what was lost in 1921, but what was prevented f

4.2K views · 93 reactions | Two of three living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Viola Fletcher and her brother Hughes Van Ellis, attended a final soil collection at Standpipe Hill to honor the remaining unknown victims who died there. Today marks 100 years since the massacre. | KTVN 2 News | Facebook