Coverage dated October 25, 2022

Exhumations to resume in bid to identify Tulsa Race Massacre victims

Headline from KTVU San Francisco

Historians say the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre left between 75 and 300 people dead, while the thriving business district known as Black Wall Street was destroyed.

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  1. KTVU San Francisco

    Exhumations to resume in bid to identify Tulsa Race Massacre victims (opens KTVU San Francisco)

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    KTVU San Francisco's feed description

    Historians say the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre left between 75 and 300 people dead, while the thriving business district known as Black Wall Street was destroyed.

  2. Fox2 Detroit

    Exhumations resume in bid to identify Tulsa Race Massacre victims (opens Fox2 Detroit)

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    Fox2 Detroit's feed description

    Historians say the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre left between 75 and 300 people dead, while the thriving business district known as Black Wall Street was destroyed.

  3. Al Jazeera

    Tulsa race massacre: Exhumations to resume in push to ID victims (opens Al Jazeera)

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    Al Jazeera's feed description

    Officials seek to identify victims of 1921 massacre in once-thriving US neighbourhood known as ‘Black Wall Street’.

  4. CBS News

    Bodies at cemetery to be exhumed again in effort to identify Tulsa Race Massacre victims (opens CBS News)

    Published

    CBS News's feed description

    In 1921, over 1,000 homes were burned, hundreds were looted and a thriving business district known as Black Wall Street was destroyed.

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