Hughes Van Ellis we are one
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Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Hughes Van Ellis holds up the number one to symbolize "we are one" along with survivor Viola Fletcher at Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
N Eliegn Ave
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Tulsa Race Massacre rememberance banners down N Elegin Ave in Tulsa, OK on May 30.
Black panthers
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Members of the Black Panther organization at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at the Greenwoood district in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Community member
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A community member at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at the Greenwoood district in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Community members
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Members of the community at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at the Greenwoood district in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Community members
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Members of the community at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at the Greenwoood district in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Flag
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A community member holds up a Pan-African flag at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at the Greenwoood district in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Damario Solomon-Simmons, Cori Bush and Brandan "B-mike" Odums
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Damario Solomon-Simmon a Tulsa Civil Rights Attorney, Cori Bush a US Representative (D-MO), and Artist Brandan "B-mike" Odums who painted the portraits of the survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes Van Ellis speak at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Damario Solomon-Simmon
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Damario Solomon-Simmon a Tulsa Civil Rights Attorney speaks at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Brandan "B-mike" Odums
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Artist Brandan "B-mike" Odums who painted the portraits of the survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes van Ellis speaks at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes Van Ellis
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Tulsa Race Massacre survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes Van Ellis watch the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes Van Ellis
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Tulsa Race Massacre survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes Van Ellis with their paintings created by Brandan "B-mike" Odums at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes Van Ellis
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Tulsa Race Massacre survivors Viola Fletcher and Hughes Van Ellis watch the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Hughes Van Ellis we are one
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Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Hughes Van Ellis holds up the number one to symbolize "we are one" at Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Survivor Viola Fletcher
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Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Viola Fletcher watches the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
LED display
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An LED display signifying the phrase "Black Man Red State" at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Jabee
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Rapper Jonathan Blake Williams Jr. known as Jabee performs at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Black business owners
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Black business owners and members of the new Greenwood district speak at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Black business owners
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Black business owners and members of the new Greenwood district speak at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Festival
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The Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Signs
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Signs at the Black Wallstreet Legacy Festival at Greenwoood in Tulsa, OK May 30.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
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A plaque at Mt. Zion Baptist Church detailing the destruction and rebuilding of the church following the Tulsa Race Massacre May 30.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church which was destroyed during the Tulsa Race Massacre and then rebuilt and re-opened in 1952 decades later, May 30.