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Listening to #KarenDalton. Born in #Bonham, #Texas

Everyone should have enough pride & humility in yo

Everyone should have enough pride & humility in your state's past to face it and acknowledge it all and learn from it to make the world a better place.

#CriticalRaceTheory #Oklahoma #Pride #Okie #1619Project #Tulsa #NativeAmerica #Native

Oklahomans have heads as strong as Bisons. Lol, th

Oklahomans have heads as strong as Bisons. Lol, that is not always a good thing.

#Bison #Buffalo #Oklahoma #typography #Tulsa #NativeAmerica #Native

Thirsty for lake life? Oklahoma got that man-made

Thirsty for lake life? Oklahoma got that man-made lake drip.

#Oklahoma #lake #lakes #lakelife #typography #tshirt #branding

Feeling alot less stressed out. Moving caused so m

Listening to #TheTractors this morning. #SteveRip

Listening to #TheTractors this morning.

#SteveRipley #Tulsa #Oklahoma #TheLittleMan #TulsaShuffle

Follow the @centerforpublicsecrets for details. A

Follow the @centerforpublicsecrets for details.

A 100 year-old mystery has been solved. Sarah Page, a central figure in the history of the Tulsa Race Massacre, has been found by historian Randy Hopkins.

The Center for Public Secrets will hold a special in-person unveiling of Hopkins' groundbreaking article, "The Notorious Sarah Page," which will offer photos and documents as evidence of Page's true identity. Following the presentation, we will post Hopkins' work and materials on our website.

The event is free and open to the public.

Photo courtesy J. Spitzenburger

#Tulsa #Oklahoma #History #GreenwoodDistrict #Greenwood #TulsaRaceMassacre #BlackHistory

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