Oklahoma

‘I still smell the smoke . . . see the bodies. . . hear the screams . . .’ Tulsa Race Massacre survivors ask America to ‘do the right thing.’

July 20, 2021

Race and Ethnicity

Tulsa Race Massacre’s survivors and descendants demand reparations.

Supreme Court rules that a large portion of Oklahoma is Native territory

July 10, 2020

Government & Policy

The major decision prevents state authorities from prosecuting offenses committed on Native land because such crimes are now under federal jurisdiction.

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Oklahoma

‘I still smell the smoke . . . see the bodies. . . hear the screams . . .’ Tulsa Race Massacre survivors ask America to ‘do the right thing.’

Supreme Court rules that a large portion of Oklahoma is Native territory