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<strong>A hundred years ago, over three hundred African Americans were murdered by a white mob during Memorial Day weekend. Between May 31 and June 1, 1921, the Tulsa, Oklahoma, Greenwood community was burnt to the ground. The event would be covered up and forgotten for decades. We’ll take a look at the Tulsa Massacre in today’s History Under the Radar.</strong>

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A hundred years ago, over three hundred African Americans were murdered by a white mob during Memorial Day weekend. Between May 31 and June 1, 1921, the Tulsa, Oklahoma, Greenwood community was burnt to the ground. The event would be covered up and forgotten for decades. We’ll take a look at the Tulsa Massacre in today’s History Under the Radar.

The Tulsa Massacre

Welcome to History Under the Radar, the podcast that digs into little-known historical facts and stories. I’m your host, Nick Howard. I'm a writer, educator, and traveler. Some of these stories involve major events and people you may be familiar with. Other tales may be new and fascinating information to expand your knowledge.

You can also visit my website at nickhowardwrites.com

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Welcome to History Under the Radar, the podcast that digs into little-known historical facts and stories. I’m your host, Nick Howard. I'm a writer, educator, and traveler. Some of these stories involve major events and people you may be familiar with. Other tales may be new and fascinating information to expand your knowledge. You can also visit my website at nickhowardwrites.com

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