Unraveling the Tulsa Race Riots

This chapter examines the social and racial tensions in early 20th century America, leading up to the Tulsa Race Riots of 1921. It highlights the inflammatory media portrayal and the pivotal incident involving Dick Rowland that served as the catalyst for the violence. The narrative explores the complexities of race relations, the response of black World War I veterans, and the horrific consequences of the riots, ultimately encapsulating the brutality of the Tulsa Massacre.