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Catherine Vincent

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28. Thank you!
Tue May 31, 2016, 07:58 PM
May 2016

It's always a good idea to be reminded of this tragic event that happened in the good ole USA.

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Dropped bombs on them...nt Jesus Malverde May 2016 #1
Interestingly the soldiers universally reported taking fire from both black and white groups Recursion May 2016 #2
The blacks were most likely defending themselves, the whites . . . who know? brush May 2016 #3
Not to mention the soldiers were mostly recent WWI vets Recursion May 2016 #5
There were likely veterans among all sides JHB May 2016 #14
Maybe the white shooters were just blindly firing at everybody. raging moderate May 2016 #9
Absolutely horrible stuff Hydra May 2016 #4
Why call it a riot? Islandurp May 2016 #6
Yup. Hortensis May 2016 #15
Precisely malaise May 2016 #19
+1000 heaven05 May 2016 #24
Excellent post malaise May 2016 #25
This is what struck out at me bluestateguy May 2016 #7
In the book Sundown Towns gollygee May 2016 #17
You would be lucky to find one in 1000 Americans who even know of this fact Hulk May 2016 #8
Or the 1898 Wilmington coup (nt) Recursion May 2016 #10
K & R for exposure. nt SunSeeker May 2016 #11
The production company I work for has a TV series lined up about this called Greenwood Feeling the Bern May 2016 #12
"1,000 whites at the courthouse went home for their own guns" Babel_17 May 2016 #13
Last I read it, it was. Igel May 2016 #16
With "a good history" I was thinking of a book length accounting Babel_17 May 2016 #20
K&R brer cat May 2016 #18
A sad and horrible piece of US history. aikoaiko May 2016 #21
k+r Blue_Tires May 2016 #22
A short video of Reconciliation Park in the Greenwood and Archer area of Tulsa: ret5hd May 2016 #23
Those attacked and terrorized... Dont call me Shirley May 2016 #26
They actually did call it the "Black Wall Street" yellerpup May 2016 #27
Thank you! Catherine Vincent May 2016 #28
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