Category: Essay
From grandfather to grandson, the lessons of the Tulsa race massacre
From the Wire June 19, 2020
“More than 1,000 businesses and homes were burned to the ground, scores of black families were herded into cattle pens at the fairgrounds, and one of the largest and most prosperous black communities in the United…
This is a powerful day.
John Whipple January 12, 2020
This is nice enough for a winter day. The meek December Sun lies off to the southwest. I stand on the moist earth of this “property” I have found myself on. I have drifted from Chaos…
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