CLEAN : 100 years after Tulsa race massacre, African Americans still feel outcast

The video discusses the history and current state of Black Wall Street in Tulsa. It highlights misconceptions about black ownership and the impact of gentrification on the Greenwood District. The speaker shares personal anecdotes and insights into the historical events that shaped the area, emphasizing the ongoing challenges faced by black businesses.

What is a common misconception about Black Wall Street?

• It was entirely owned by black people.

• It was a financial district.

• It was located in New York.

• It was a residential area.

How many blocks did Black Wall Street originally cover?

• 10 blocks

• 50 blocks

• 20 blocks

• 40 blocks

What event significantly impacted Black Wall Street?

• World War II

• The Tulsa Race Riot

• The Civil Rights Movement

• The Great Depression

What is the current size of Black Wall Street compared to its original size?

• It has been reduced to less than a block.

• It remains the same size.

• It has doubled in size.

• It has expanded significantly.

What mentality is said to still exist in Tulsa according to the speaker?

• A mentality of peace and harmony.

• A mentality of innovation and progress.

• A mentality of destruction and division.

• A mentality of unity and growth.

What is the current state of the Greenwood District?

• It is thriving with black-owned businesses.

• It is completely abandoned.

• It is a tourist attraction.

• It is gentrified with some black businesses.

What happened to a beauty shop in the Greenwood District?

• It became a historical site.

• It was evicted due to high rent.

• It was relocated to another city.

• It expanded its business.