Anonymous ID: 468190 May 28, 2021, 1:58 p.m. No.13777334   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Afternoon anons…

 

Eyes on Tulsa this weekend…what could possibly go wrong…

 

100 year anniversary of the biggest racial massacre in US history…

 

The Greenwood district is hosting a variety of events this weekend into next week, including a visit by Biden on Tuesday.

 

Saturday is featuring an armed march of over 1000 black men through Tulsa.

 

Monday was suppose to be an event with Stacey Abrams, John Legend, etc and was to be nationally televised…sponsored by Bloomberg BTW…

 

Anyway the Monday event justCANCELLEDstory below…

 

https://deadline.com/2021/05/tulsa-oklahoma-cancels-black-wall-street-massacre-commemoration-john-legend-1234765892/

 

"The commission behind the centennial memorial of the 1921 Tulsa Black Wall Street massacre said today that its Remember & Rise event set for Monday has been canceled.

 

John Legend was scheduled to headline the event, with Stacey Abrams as the keynote speaker and CSI: NY and The Good Doctor actor Hill Harper emceeing. The event sponsors claimed it was going to be “nationally televised,” but which network was handling was left vague.

 

Remember & Rise also had America’s Got Talent Season 15 winner Brandon Leake; Damon Lindelof, producer of HBO’s Watchmen, which was set in Tulsa; and video presentations from national leaders, including former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

The commission cited “unexpected circumstances with entertainers and speakers” as the reason for the cancellation.

 

“The Centennial Commission is unable to fulfill our high expectations for Monday afternoon’s commemoration event and has determined not to move forward with the event at this time,” according to an email sent to media. “We have hopes to reschedule later in this 100th commemorative year. We apologize for the disappointment and any inconvenience caused to ticketholders; if rescheduled, ticketholders will be notified first.”

 

The Tulsa Massacre happened over May 31 and June 1, 1921, resulting in the burning of the Greenwood District, at that time one of the wealthiest Black communities in the United States, earning it the name “Black Wall Street.” A 2001 Oklahoma commission looking into the events confirmed 39 dead, 26 Black and 13 White, based on contemporary autopsy reports, death certificates and other records."

 

https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/watch-now-national-black-power-conference-coming-to-tulsa-ahead-of-race-massacre-centennial/article_da92482a-b28f-11eb-979c-af9c3fa0741c.html