@@TruthHurts225 Yes, the ultra conservative bastion known as the education system... Also... I learned this in my history classes from my textbook. But the truth hurts, so the lizard people are doing it.
It was just around Mother's Day in 1985 when the Philadelphia city government stuffed explosives into a satchel, flew a helicopter over a home on Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia, and dropped the bomb on top of it. A massive fire blazed - and officials let it blaze. Eleven people were killed, among them five children. That is what the city says but I have met children who survived and they say hundreds died. The fire spread from one house to another. Apartments and retail stores burned down.
@Myla Starseed not a long time for the families of the perpetrators. Case in point though. America has always justifies its PURE EVIL by saying.. "oh that was a long time ago." That was only one to two generations that has understood America really DOES NOT WANT TO SEE BLACK PEOPLE FLOURISH.
2:22 "That was when the real terrible things started to happen". And then the narrator skipped ahead and said "it ended". What about the actual story in between? come on USA Today, do some journalism!
There really is a lot more to the story. It wasn't just white people marching in and massacring people. It started over an alleged assault by a black man on a white woman. People demanded he be lynched. A black crowd and a white crowd formed at the jailhouse. A white elderly man attempted to disarm a black man, the black man shot the white man which led to a shootout. 10 white people were killed and 2 blacks we killed. Later that night a riot of white people formed and killed around 27 black people.
Yeah, governments do really shitty things sometimes. History is full of our failings, what's important is that we learn from it and hold those responsible for their actions accountable, even if it's just in the history books. Also keep in mind when this happend credible scientists were measuring skulls to determine someone's probability of being talented. This was a hundred years ago. We're not perfect, not by a long shot, but we're considerably better.
The federal government had nothing to do with this. The planes dropping bombs were private planes, dust croppers. The "bombs" were turpentine balls or containers that had fuses, were lit and thrown from the planes. Those were incendiary bombs. Remember that a number of those involved had just returned from WW I.
Money washes out bloodstains worse than sorry, and at this point does nothing but rob people who weren't involved of their earnings creating frustration and anger. Stoking the fire of hate. The only thing that we can do is to do better, and be better people. That and vote and make sure the government can't disarm us. Never again, but always forgive.
@Jason Crosby You have a point... Insurance? Now here in 2020 the Government is helping businesses affected by Corona, and business that have been affected by the Riots..Now ask yourself why the government had no part at aiding the Tulsa Businesses? It appears they turned the other cheek , that part you don't have to be a rocket scientist to smell bullshit.
@Jason Crosby there are still 2 survivors and there are direct heirs of the survivors. Heirs of Armenian genocide victims were compensated in American courts
@Jason Crosby There was a time people weren't dead after every atrocity that the federal or certain state governments were responsible for and neither one has ever paid back the victims when they were black from slavery to the tuskegee experiment and jim crow. America and Europe always tries to wait for black people to die out so they can say the don't have to compensate them. Meanwhile everybody else got their money. Japanese, Native Americans, Armenians, Jews. even decendants of Native Americans are still getting benefits. When was the last time you heard of native Americans getting killed?
...and as a final insult, Oklahoma in the 1970s drove Highway 244 through the center of the rebuilt neighborhood of Greenwood, Tulsa, Oklahoma dividing the community in half, in the name of “urban renewal.”
They kept is quite because the perpetrators were KKK Democrats.....destroy their spirit and usher in the Marxist Bolshevik communist slavery under a new formula
People say that "oh that was a long time ago they should get over it. If I play 400 rounds of Monopoly with you and I have to play and give you every dime I made and for 50 years every time that I played, if you didn’t like what I did you got to burn me out and kill me like they did in Tulsa … how can you win, how can you win? You can’t win. The game is fixed,” (Jones)
The massacre began during the Memorial Day weekend after 19-year-old Dick Rowland, a Black shoeshiner, was accused of assaulting Sarah Page, the 17-year-old white elevator operator in the nearby Drexel Building. He was taken into custody. After Rowland was arrested, rumors that stated that he was going to be lynched were spread throughout the city, which had seen a White man named Roy Belton lynched the previous year. Upon hearing reports that a mob of hundreds of White men had gathered around the jail where Rowland was being held, a group of 75 Black men, some of whom were armed, arrived at the jail in order to ensure that Rowland would not be lynched. The sheriff persuaded the group to leave the jail, assuring them that he had the situation under control. The most widely-reported and corroborated inciting incident occurred as the group of Black men left, when an elderly White man approached O. B. Mann, a Black man, and demanded that he hand over his pistol. Mann refused, and the old man attempted to disarm him. Mann shot him, and then, according to the sheriff's reports, "all hell broke loose."[24] At the end of the exchange of gunfire, 12 people were dead, 10 White and two Black. Subsequently, the militants reportedly fled back into Greenwood,
This is sad but this happened a lot in Europe to minorities ( other nationalities)! Armenians, Romanians just to name a few ! This be it sad we must learn but not judge because the the principles morality and information people got was different back then ! I hope for a world without violence in the future and be it Asian European African we shall live in peace an harmony hopefully ! Love and respect from Romania !
It was just around Mother's Day in 1985 when the Philadelphia city government stuffed explosives into a satchel, flew a helicopter over a home on Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia, and dropped the bomb on top of it. A massive fire blazed - and officials let it. Eleven people were killed, among them five children.
@@hijabizrock7949 it's sad but the reality is it's not over and as an African American I'm not scared but think about it 1900s-2020 still going on its never gonna end til the Lord comes back
Every attempt at black people making their own, providing their own, was BURNED OUT in the same manner. See: Elaine Arkansas Massacre. Rosewood Massacre, Ocoee Massacre, Springfield. Just shows how there has NEVER been equal protection under the law.
@@NoBoringLifeGeopoliticsNEWS yea after Europe was done with it they fucked that place over pretty bad stole art and culture smh open up a book 📖 to be this blind in the age of the internet is pure ignorance
Horrible part of U.S history swept under the rug. This was never taught in grading school k-12 even during Black history month I can’t recall learning about this. It was not until when I attended a community college I enrolled in a African American history class and the professor taught the class about this
Calling it "Black Wallstreet" is a misnomer. At least compared to current wall street. It was an affluent area, populated by mostly blacks, that is all, lol.
By 1920 the German population had dropped to 7,000, and by 1930 to 5,900. German residents left the rural areas of the state and began to concentrate in Oklahoma's two largest cities Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
People saying they didn't know this happened but I'm remembering back in school. They taught us this. Most kids just didn't listen. Too wrapped up in trying to be cool or pass notes to their buddies or worrying about drugs. Sorry, but I was a nerd who actually listened. And no, I'm not a boomer, I just graduated.
The massacre began during the Memorial Day weekend after 19-year-old Dick Rowland, a Black shoeshiner, was accused of assaulting Sarah Page, the 17-year-old white elevator operator of the nearby Drexel Building. He was taken into custody.
These stories were not taught to us children from Tulsa though. It has been a silent awareness campaign that has occurred over my lifetime. I am 68 born in tulsa in 55. White.born born white.
I have an assignment about this Massacre, and I have to find two more massacres. And I found two. One is about Native Americans and another about African Americans. When I took USA history, The People storybook did not have information about these massacres. This is not just happened here. It happened around the world. In my country, Spaniards killed our ancestors, the Mayans. They destroyed the library and now the civilization Maya has been found to be superior in knowledge, but because they were short, black hair, and black eyes they were labeled "savages". The Mayas did not invade Spain, Spaniards invaded the Latino Countries. So, if your neighbor enters your home without your permission, what will you do?
They were considered savages because many Native American tribes sacrificed small children to their sun god. They also had especially savage torture techniques and some even engaged in cannibalism.
Justice AND forgiveness stand shoulder to shoulder. Justice demands some form of reparations for this awful massacre. Forgiveness is the letting go of persistent ill will with its revenge, retaliation and retribution fantasies. Dr. Robert Enright’s “Forgiveness is a Choice” is the gold standard of evidence-based forgiveness practice.
Hoshea 8:14 "For Yisrael has forgotten his Maker, Yudah also has multiplied fortified cities; But I will send fire upon his cities, And it shall devour his palaces."
Geez, those white boys were just good old Democrats of the local KKK, and a couple commie agitators. The aerial bombing was historic. The rest was Democrat business as usual.
Democrats aren't like that anymore. This incident isn't even about Democrats. This is about racism in America. Stop deflecting the issue by blaming others and instead work toward racial justice for all
After Tulsa today this will not matter. Death will come very quickly as you BLM and Antifa defy the state and continue to fuel the situation. 300 is nothing to what is coming.
Fact: The Jones Navy Laws came into effect, right in 1920. I'm not suggesting a restriction on foreign Navy transport (and commerce) activities curtailed African Americans - but it would have chilling effect on "nearly everybody". I can only wonder if there was a mini-crash on Wall Street in 1920. Or some king of large reduction in Economic prosperity.
And it's only now this has come to light. How timely. And convenient. If you know what I mean. This world is bunk and the only way out is through Jesus.
Want hurt s me so much for to 🙈 what our people have to endure all the pain that they went through tearing up that City the storm of the whole it's just a shame for God and his hatred still exists really when are you going to wake up guys really do
This is when black people gotta to stop singing"we shall overcome" and treat people like a good book once told me" eye for eye tooth for tooth.... There is a time for everything
And you wonder why we so crazy. I just pray nothing happens to my babies cuz if you think the destruction of black Wall Street was bad I’ll burn the world for mine
One of the last of the major riots of the “Red Summer” of 1919, the so-called race riot in Elaine, Arkansas was in fact a racial massacre. Though exact numbers are unknown, it is estimated that over 200 African Americans were killed, along with five whites, during the white hysteria of a pending insurrection of black sharecroppers. The violence, terror, and concerted effort to drive African Americans out of Phillips County, Arkansas was so jarring that Ida B. Wells, a founder of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), published a short book on the riot in 1920. It was also widely reported in African American newspapers like the Chicago Defender and generated several public campaigns to address the fallout. On the night of September 30, 1919, approximately 100 African Americans, mostly sharecroppers on the plantations of white landowners, attended a meeting of the Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America at a church in Hoop Spur, a small community in Phillips County, Arkansas. They hoped to organize to obtain better payments for their cotton crops. Aware of white fears of Communist influence on blacks, the union posted armed guards around the church to prevent disruption and infiltration. During the meeting, three white men pulled up to the front of the church. One of the men asked the guards, “Going coon hunting, boys?” Gunfire erupted after the guards made no response. Though sharp debate exists as to who fired first, the guards killed W.A. Adkins, a security officer from the Missouri-Pacific Railroad, and injured Charles Pratt, the deputy sheriff. The next morning, an all-white posse went to arrest the suspects. Though they encountered little opposition from the black community, the fact that blacks outnumbered whites ten-to-one in this area of Arkansas resulted in great fear of an “insurrection.” The concerned whites formed a mob numbering up to 1,000 armed men, many of whom came from the surrounding counties and as far away as Mississippi and Tennessee. Upon reaching Elaine, the mob began killing blacks and ransacking their homes. As word of the attack spread throughout the African American community, some black residents fled while others armed themselves in defense. The mob then turned its attention to disarming those blacks who fought back. Meanwhile, local white newspapers further inflamed tensions by reporting that there were planned black uprisings. By October 2, U.S. Army troops arrived in Elaine, and the white mobs began to disperse. Federal troops rounded up and placed several hundred blacks in temporary stockades, where there were reports of torture. The men were not released until their white employers vouched for them. There was also considerable evidence that many of the soldiers sent to quell the violence engaged in the systematic killing of black residents. In the end, 122 blacks but no whites were charged by the Phillips County grand jury for crimes related to the riots. Their court-appointed lawyers did little in their defense despite the investigation and involvement of the NAACP. The first 12 men tried for first-degree murder were convicted and sentenced to death. As a result, 65 others entered plea bargains and accepted up to 21 years for second-degree murder. Led by black attorney Scipio Africanus Jones, the NAACP and other civil rights groups worked towards retrials and release of the “Elaine Twelve.” Eventually they won their release, with the last of the twelve set free on January 14, 1925. SUBJECTS:African American History, EventsTERMS:20th Century (1900-1999), United States - Mississippi, United States - Tennessee, Civil Rights - NAACP, United States - Missouri, United States - Arkansas, Racial Conflict - Mob Violence, Racial Conflict - Victims of violence, Political Activists - Radicals and Marxists, Television and print
these mothers are evil by nature. their time is at hand they will get what is due them. and you can take that to bank. I am a firm believer in the Elohim prophesy that Esau's seed will suffer a fate unprecedented. I can't wait.
Why is this not in the textbook?
Because POC can't read
Because the curriculum is created by the oppressors
It is? I learned about this in my history class in Oregon.
@@TruthHurts225 Yes, the ultra conservative bastion known as the education system...
Also... I learned this in my history classes from my textbook.
But the truth hurts, so the lizard people are doing it.
@@eso104 You say that with no period at the end of your sentence , and started a sentence with because okay luv .
I never knew this happened.
This is terrible. This shatters everything I know. That's not even long ago.
Think y
It was just around Mother's Day in 1985 when the Philadelphia city government stuffed explosives into a satchel, flew a helicopter over a home on Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia, and dropped the bomb on top of it. A massive fire blazed - and officials let it blaze. Eleven people were killed, among them five children. That is what the city says but I have met children who survived and they say hundreds died. The fire spread from one house to another. Apartments and retail stores burned down.
@Myla Starseed not a long time for the families of the perpetrators. Case in point though. America has always justifies its PURE EVIL by saying.. "oh that was a long time ago." That was only one to two generations that has understood America really DOES NOT WANT TO SEE BLACK PEOPLE FLOURISH.
It just made local news here in NC this week. Crazy I never knew either
@@mainkilla Must be an american thing, anybody attacks my child will slumber in the dirt. Deep sleep, shut eye.
In a coffin box, in a jacket and tie.
2:22 "That was when the real terrible things started to happen". And then the narrator skipped ahead and said "it ended". What about the actual story in between? come on USA Today, do some journalism!
Obviously, the women and children were assaulted. The women are too hurt to talk about it. Grow up.
10 whites were killed at the start
@@jameslesley5610 ya sooooooo?
I never knew of this. Dark history lesson here.
Never heard of that in our books or my 12 years of bullshit schooling
Absolutely
There really is a lot more to the story. It wasn't just white people marching in and massacring people. It started over an alleged assault by a black man on a white woman. People demanded he be lynched. A black crowd and a white crowd formed at the jailhouse. A white elderly man attempted to disarm a black man, the black man shot the white man which led to a shootout. 10 white people were killed and 2 blacks we killed. Later that night a riot of white people formed and killed around 27 black people.
The government did this
“Planes dropping bombs” wait what? Locals no. Government yes.
Yeah, governments do really shitty things sometimes. History is full of our failings, what's important is that we learn from it and hold those responsible for their actions accountable, even if it's just in the history books.
Also keep in mind when this happend credible scientists were measuring skulls to determine someone's probability of being talented. This was a hundred years ago. We're not perfect, not by a long shot, but we're considerably better.
White folks was hating on my people seeing success in the black community
@@jonathanevelyn1063 in a white mans country, you couldn't build nothing in Africa
The federal government had nothing to do with this. The planes dropping bombs were private planes, dust croppers. The "bombs" were turpentine balls or containers that had fuses, were lit and thrown from the planes. Those were incendiary bombs. Remember that a number of those involved had just returned from WW I.
Oklahoma should reimburse for damages. It is as simple as that. " We're Sorry" won't wash here.
Money washes out bloodstains worse than sorry, and at this point does nothing but rob people who weren't involved of their earnings creating frustration and anger. Stoking the fire of hate.
The only thing that we can do is to do better, and be better people.
That and vote and make sure the government can't disarm us. Never again, but always forgive.
Democrats should pay the restitution. They were the KKK members.
So Sad and they never were even compensation for their loss.... The question is when will they ever be compensated...
💔🗽
Judgement day!
@Jason Crosby You have a point... Insurance? Now here in 2020 the Government is helping businesses affected by Corona, and business that have been affected by the Riots..Now ask yourself why the government had no part at aiding the Tulsa Businesses? It appears they turned the other cheek , that part you don't have to be a rocket scientist to smell bullshit.
@Jason Crosby there are still 2 survivors and there are direct heirs of the survivors. Heirs of Armenian genocide victims were compensated in American courts
@Jason Crosby There was a time people weren't dead after every atrocity that the federal or certain state governments were responsible for and neither one has ever paid back the victims when they were black from slavery to the tuskegee experiment and jim crow. America and Europe always tries to wait for black people to die out so they can say the don't have to compensate them. Meanwhile everybody else got their money. Japanese, Native Americans, Armenians, Jews. even decendants of Native Americans are still getting benefits. When was the last time you heard of native Americans getting killed?
@Jason Crosby they had survivors and descendants. And the government dropped BOMBS. How is the government NOT responsible?
Public schools are failing the children by not teaching them this part of history. This should be in history books.
Wow came here after a Lovecraft country episode that showed this happening and I wanted to see if it was true. It is 😔
What a shame..
My , God wickedness !!!!
...and as a final insult, Oklahoma in the 1970s drove Highway 244 through the center of the rebuilt neighborhood of Greenwood, Tulsa, Oklahoma dividing the community in half, in the name of “urban renewal.”
They kept this one quite
Right...?
They kept is quite because the perpetrators were KKK Democrats.....destroy their spirit and usher in the Marxist Bolshevik communist slavery under a new formula
I found about this from UA-cam comments
@@betweenthelines1699 what
@@betweenthelines1699 They were whyte peple dude..Stop the deflection
People say that "oh that was a long time ago they should get over it. If I play 400 rounds of Monopoly with you and I have to play and give you every dime I made and for 50 years every time that I played, if you didn’t like what I did you got to burn me out and kill me like they did in Tulsa … how can you win, how can you win? You can’t win. The game is fixed,” (Jones)
The massacre began during the Memorial Day weekend after 19-year-old Dick Rowland, a Black shoeshiner, was accused of assaulting Sarah Page, the 17-year-old white elevator operator in the nearby Drexel Building. He was taken into custody. After Rowland was arrested, rumors that stated that he was going to be lynched were spread throughout the city, which had seen a White man named Roy Belton lynched the previous year. Upon hearing reports that a mob of hundreds of White men had gathered around the jail where Rowland was being held, a group of 75 Black men, some of whom were armed, arrived at the jail in order to ensure that Rowland would not be lynched. The sheriff persuaded the group to leave the jail, assuring them that he had the situation under control.
The most widely-reported and corroborated inciting incident occurred as the group of Black men left, when an elderly White man approached O. B. Mann, a Black man, and demanded that he hand over his pistol. Mann refused, and the old man attempted to disarm him. Mann shot him, and then, according to the sheriff's reports, "all hell broke loose."[24] At the end of the exchange of gunfire, 12 people were dead, 10 White and two Black. Subsequently, the militants reportedly fled back into Greenwood,
Them cavemen got their day coming real soon 💥💥💥
Long live America, the land of freedom
This why us black people need to stick together
They were waiting for any reason to destroy prosperous blacks... and found a reason
This makes me so upset.
We all never knew this had happened. I feel angered by what had happened.
I feel that we should take revenge on these people.
Two wrongs do not make a right. Vengeance is mine says the Lord.
@@59nholding you are very wise
Revenge would be low IQ. An eye for an eye will only make the world go blind.
Democrats have always been this way.
Bless those almost 300 Republican souls lost.
I was in high school when I first talked to a black man who told me about some horrible abuse of real racism, that happened to him and his family.
This is sad but this happened a lot in Europe to minorities ( other nationalities)! Armenians, Romanians just to name a few ! This be it sad we must learn but not judge because the the principles morality and information people got was different back then ! I hope for a world without violence in the future and be it Asian European African we shall live in peace an harmony hopefully ! Love and respect from Romania !
And the "compensation" today is STILL not set.
Lovecraftcountry
The LARGEST case of INFERIORITY...If only we got our FAIR SHAKE in life we too would KNOW WHAT PRIVILEGE MEANS
Privilege? All black colleges, BET, NAACP, black congressional caucuses, affirmative action...I'm sorry Black as opposed to white
@@a.i.8583 how are you living in your nice neighborhoods?
UN SALUDO CON MUCHO AFETO DE CODIGOS MONTOYA... DESDE CALI COLOMBIA...
Love craft country is why Iam here I didn’t realize till the end that the Destruction they were playing was Tulsa
Me too, just paused it to google Tulsa 😢
These things are still happening, only the kinds of people changed. Ebbs and flows.
It was just around Mother's Day in 1985 when the Philadelphia city government stuffed explosives into a satchel, flew a helicopter over a home on Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia, and dropped the bomb on top of it. A massive fire blazed - and officials let it. Eleven people were killed, among them five children.
@@hijabizrock7949 it's sad but the reality is it's not over and as an African American I'm not scared but think about it 1900s-2020 still going on its never gonna end til the Lord comes back
Every attempt at black people making their own, providing their own, was BURNED OUT in the same manner.
See: Elaine Arkansas Massacre. Rosewood Massacre, Ocoee Massacre, Springfield. Just shows how there has NEVER been equal protection under the law.
how many horrendous things more from the past the massacres and injustices to my people hide from us
Africa is a Wonderfull place
Definitely, l visited there last year and had a wonderful and impressive vacation!
@@Dogpound1973 yes! I i was black I would move back there! Is such a great place ! Much better than USA and Europe.
@@NoBoringLifeGeopoliticsNEWS yea after Europe was done with it they fucked that place over pretty bad stole art and culture smh open up a book 📖 to be this blind in the age of the internet is pure ignorance
@@NoBoringLifeGeopoliticsNEWS Maybe you should consider moving back to Europe. Just a thought.
@@freddsims648 what do you mean? Italy is not Europe anymore? LOL
This is absolutely disgusting
Terrible and more violent
Racial purity is important man, its very important. One will understand when things go out of order......
This is so sad 😞 my heart bleeds for theses people we need change otherwise horrible stuff like this will repeat itself
DISGUSTING !!!
I HAVE NO WORDS !!!.......
Rotten
Heartbreaking of what happened in Tulsa because of jealousy and hate.
Same (D), now they just change the target.
I'm from Tulsa,and this was insane to say the least. And trust meit had nothing to do with the government LOL I seen someone put that.
Horrible part of U.S history swept under the rug. This was never taught in grading school k-12 even during Black history month I can’t recall learning about this. It was not until when I attended a community college I enrolled in a African American history class and the professor taught the class about this
Calling it "Black Wallstreet" is a misnomer. At least compared to current wall street. It was an affluent area, populated by mostly blacks, that is all, lol.
Yall need to redo this..
By 1920 the German population had dropped to 7,000, and by 1930 to 5,900. German residents left the rural areas of the state and began to concentrate in Oklahoma's two largest cities Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
People saying they didn't know this happened but I'm remembering back in school. They taught us this. Most kids just didn't listen. Too wrapped up in trying to be cool or pass notes to their buddies or worrying about drugs. Sorry, but I was a nerd who actually listened. And no, I'm not a boomer, I just graduated.
did not learn this in school...
The massacre began during the Memorial Day weekend after 19-year-old Dick Rowland, a Black shoeshiner, was accused of assaulting Sarah Page, the 17-year-old white elevator operator of the nearby Drexel Building. He was taken into custody.
Ok? That was the go to excuse for every white race riot.
BIBLE OBADIAH 1:15
These stories were not taught to us children from Tulsa though. It has been a silent awareness campaign that has occurred over my lifetime. I am 68 born in tulsa in 55. White.born born white.
Sick UA-cam AI BLOCKING COMMENTS
They want their sign repainted, we should do it for reparations
I have an assignment about this Massacre, and I have to find two more massacres. And I found two. One is about Native Americans and another about African Americans. When I took USA history, The People storybook did not have information about these massacres. This is not just happened here. It happened around the world. In my country, Spaniards killed our ancestors, the Mayans. They destroyed the library and now the civilization Maya has been found to be superior in knowledge, but because they were short, black hair, and black eyes they were labeled "savages". The Mayas did not invade Spain, Spaniards invaded the Latino Countries. So, if your neighbor enters your home without your permission, what will you do?
They were considered savages because many Native American tribes sacrificed small children to their sun god. They also had especially savage torture techniques and some even engaged in cannibalism.
Liars
Justice AND forgiveness stand shoulder to shoulder. Justice demands some form of reparations for this awful massacre. Forgiveness is the letting go of persistent ill will with its revenge, retaliation and retribution fantasies. Dr. Robert Enright’s “Forgiveness is a Choice” is the gold standard of evidence-based forgiveness practice.
I WILL NEVER EVER FORGIVE AMERICA FOR THIS - NEVER!
There's actually a lot more to the story. It wasn't just whites marching into a black neighborhood and massacring them.
@@joerogaine3093
Revisionist lmao
@@bonafidemonafide7810 Or maybe I actually researched what happened. As opposed to you who only watched a 5 minute youtube video on it.
Hoshea 8:14
"For Yisrael has forgotten his Maker,
Yudah also has multiplied fortified cities;
But I will send fire upon his cities,
And it shall devour his palaces."
Makes me sick to my heart
Geez, those white boys were just good old Democrats of the local KKK, and a couple commie agitators.
The aerial bombing was historic. The rest was Democrat business as usual.
Democrats aren't like that anymore. This incident isn't even about Democrats. This is about racism in America. Stop deflecting the issue by blaming others and instead work toward racial justice for all
Are we talking about actual history
Yea white folks don't wanna talk about that
Its funny because the residents were arrested and not the people who attacked Greenwood.
Wonder if we were blind back then
Reminds me of Wounded Knee
Thanks for sharing...ReEducation is VITALLY important!!!
this is so ugly
After Tulsa today this will not matter. Death will come very quickly as you BLM and Antifa defy the state and continue to fuel the situation. 300 is nothing to what is coming.
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Tulsa massacre of 1921 also REMEMBER the rosewood massacre of 1923
Everyone went through this!, the Mexicans have had it worse than anyone else !.
Shutup
No they didn't
Native Americans for sure!
Good job! Never get. Old...
Wow! 💯 years! That's why? Racism got troubled.
Get a life
Murica! Unfortunately, we still have a Long Way to go. I just cannot understand hating someone for their skin color.
Anyone now what happened to duck Rowland. I’m curious about him.
Tulsa needed that land for a giant toilet warehouse...Crapper toilets invented by Thomas Crapper
Fact: The Jones Navy Laws came into effect, right in 1920. I'm not suggesting a restriction on foreign Navy transport (and commerce) activities curtailed African Americans - but it would have chilling effect on "nearly everybody". I can only wonder if there was a mini-crash on Wall Street in 1920. Or some king of large reduction in Economic prosperity.
I'm sure it's coming again.
Black man? You mean indigenous American / Native American.
And it's only now this has come to light. How timely. And convenient. If you know what I mean. This world is bunk and the only way out is through Jesus.
That’s very sad
HORRIBLE!!!! So sad!!!!
At the same time in Germany...
an economic depression along with civil unrest
Want hurt s me so much for to 🙈 what our people have to endure all the pain that they went through tearing up that City the storm of the whole it's just a shame for God and his hatred still exists really when are you going to wake up guys really do
This is when black people gotta to stop singing"we shall overcome" and treat people like a good book once told me" eye for eye tooth for tooth.... There is a time for everything
I'm sorry I cant imagine the horror that yall went threw. Was never in my history book... shit
No surprise here . . . the same bs and racism!
And you wonder why we so crazy. I just pray nothing happens to my babies cuz if you think the destruction of black Wall Street was bad I’ll burn the world for mine
Wow
😮
One of the last of the major riots of the “Red Summer” of 1919, the so-called race riot in Elaine, Arkansas was in fact a racial massacre. Though exact numbers are unknown, it is estimated that over 200 African Americans were killed, along with five whites, during the white hysteria of a pending insurrection of black sharecroppers. The violence, terror, and concerted effort to drive African Americans out of Phillips County, Arkansas was so jarring that Ida B. Wells, a founder of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), published a short book on the riot in 1920. It was also widely reported in African American newspapers like the Chicago Defender and generated several public campaigns to address the fallout.
On the night of September 30, 1919, approximately 100 African Americans, mostly sharecroppers on the plantations of white landowners, attended a meeting of the Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America at a church in Hoop Spur, a small community in Phillips County, Arkansas. They hoped to organize to obtain better payments for their cotton crops. Aware of white fears of Communist influence on blacks, the union posted armed guards around the church to prevent disruption and infiltration.
During the meeting, three white men pulled up to the front of the church. One of the men asked the guards, “Going coon hunting, boys?” Gunfire erupted after the guards made no response. Though sharp debate exists as to who fired first, the guards killed W.A. Adkins, a security officer from the Missouri-Pacific Railroad, and injured Charles Pratt, the deputy sheriff.
The next morning, an all-white posse went to arrest the suspects. Though they encountered little opposition from the black community, the fact that blacks outnumbered whites ten-to-one in this area of Arkansas resulted in great fear of an “insurrection.” The concerned whites formed a mob numbering up to 1,000 armed men, many of whom came from the surrounding counties and as far away as Mississippi and Tennessee. Upon reaching Elaine, the mob began killing blacks and ransacking their homes. As word of the attack spread throughout the African American community, some black residents fled while others armed themselves in defense. The mob then turned its attention to disarming those blacks who fought back.
Meanwhile, local white newspapers further inflamed tensions by reporting that there were planned black uprisings. By October 2, U.S. Army troops arrived in Elaine, and the white mobs began to disperse. Federal troops rounded up and placed several hundred blacks in temporary stockades, where there were reports of torture. The men were not released until their white employers vouched for them. There was also considerable evidence that many of the soldiers sent to quell the violence engaged in the systematic killing of black residents.
In the end, 122 blacks but no whites were charged by the Phillips County grand jury for crimes related to the riots. Their court-appointed lawyers did little in their defense despite the investigation and involvement of the NAACP. The first 12 men tried for first-degree murder were convicted and sentenced to death. As a result, 65 others entered plea bargains and accepted up to 21 years for second-degree murder. Led by black attorney Scipio Africanus Jones, the NAACP and other civil rights groups worked towards retrials and release of the “Elaine Twelve.” Eventually they won their release, with the last of the twelve set free on January 14, 1925.
SUBJECTS:African American History, EventsTERMS:20th Century (1900-1999), United States - Mississippi, United States - Tennessee, Civil Rights - NAACP, United States - Missouri, United States - Arkansas, Racial Conflict - Mob Violence, Racial Conflict - Victims of violence, Political Activists - Radicals and Marxists, Television and print
According to republicans this never happened
That was hen my great great grand a was born she is still alive
A well kepted secret however America only focuses on Sept 11 2001
I only knew of this because of Chali2na song
and now they want reparations for something that happened in 1921.. Screw that.
Yawn.
Dropping things down. Would that perhaps be the bombs dropping down on the neighborhoods as well?
Yes, it likely would be turpentine bombs or gasoline bombs, not bombs used during the war. They were private planes, not government planes.
The Protrump ppl envy is deadly...
How come know one else is speaking on this this is a history wake up my black people why are you sleeping
They got set up
But we’re barbaric 😂
The American dream ????
Good.
Today white madonna has all the wealth.
these mothers are evil by nature. their time is at hand they will get what is due them. and you can take that to bank. I am a firm believer in the Elohim prophesy that Esau's seed will suffer a fate unprecedented. I can't wait.
BLM, to God
Bon Dieux , le pire est que en 2020 ça continue encore au usa horrible .