Fraser KastnerAug 23, 202318 minTULSA HISTORYMonumental MaliceIn September of 1921, a group of influential Tulsans formed the Tulsa Association of Pioneers to commemorate the founders of their city.
John NealAug 23, 202314 minOKLAHOMA HISTORYThe Desegregation of Charles Page High School in 1964Only weeks after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the first complaint in Oklahoma was prepared for federal court.
Randy HopkinsAug 23, 202315 minTULSA HISTORYAn Open Letter to the Tulsa City CouncilOnce the Centennial was over and a single body with bullet holes was discovered in Oaklawn in late June 2021, things changed.
Randy HopkinsAug 23, 202355 minTULSA HISTORYRacing to the Precipice: Tulsa's Last LynchingPandemonium was loosed when the body finally dropped. The guards relaxed their grip and a mad dash ensued.
Randy HopkinsAug 22, 202366 minTULSA HISTORYBirthday of the Klan: The Tulsa Outrage of 1917On November 10, 1917, a birth announcement for the “Modern Ku Klux Klan” appeared in a front-page headline of the Tulsa Daily World.