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Throughout history, Black Women have paved the way for progress, resilience, and economic empowerment. Two such powerhouses are Shirley Chisholm and Madam C.J. Walker (Sarah Breedlove). They defied societal barriers, redefined leadership, and left legacies that continue to inspire generations. Their contributions extend far beyond their time, shaping politics, entrepreneurship, and the fight for Black economic independence.

O. W. Gurley (1868-1935) Often remembered as the founder of Tulsa's Black Wall Street. O.W Gurley was a visionary, real estate investor, educator, ...

  We visited Tulsa's Black Wall Street A.K.A Greenwood during the 100th year commemoration of the Tulsa Race Massacre. The Tulsa race massacre too...

Black Wall Street was a small community in Northern Tulsa, Oklahoma that held a concentration of Black American wealth. This community was able to ...

Black Wall Street Background Northern Tulsa's Black Wall Street is arguably one of the most iconic historical communities in Black History yet it's...