EPISODE OVERVIEW
The story of BWS usually stops after the riot but, there was a regeneration that built a NEW BWS. Some say it was bigger and better than the first! A few pillars of this regeneration were the church, black professionals, and the unrelenting fight from black Tulsans to regain what was taken from them.
From 1922 - the 1940s the Black community continued to thrive, but amongst other things, desegregation and free-market economics aided in their decline by the 1950s. Check out today's episode where we break it all down!
"Knocked me off my feet, but I crawled back... If I'm not a hustler, what you call that?" - Jay Z, Never Change
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