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Tulsa Race Riot - Oklahoma Historical Society
Tulsa Race Riot A Report by the Oklahoma Commission to Study the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921. February 28, 2001. i February 21, 2001. Honorable Frank Keating Honorable Susan Savage Governor of Oklahoma Mayor of Tulsa Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 Tulsa , Oklahoma 74119. Honorable Larry Adair Members of the City Council Speaker of the House of Representatives City of Tulsa Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 Tulsa , Oklahoma 74119. Honorable Stratton Taylor President Pro Tempore of the Senate Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105. Dear Sir or Madam: Pursuant to House Joint Resolution 1035 (1997), as amended, I have the honor to trans mit here with the Final Re port of Find ings and Rec om men da tions of the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot Com mis sion. The re port in- cludes the commission's findings on each specific item assigned it by statute, and it also explains the methods and processes that led to those findings.
“[A] gov ern ment that can give lib erty in its Con - sti tu tion ought to have the power to pro tect lib - erty, and im pose civ i lized be hav ior in its ad min is tra tion.” Tulsa’s Race Re la tions Are Cer e mo nial In the 80 years hence, sur vi vor, de scen dants, and a …
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