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This 22-Year-Old Earns $200,000 Per Year in Tulsa, Oklahoma—and Saves Around $11,000 a Month. Now He's on Track to Retire in His 30s
At the end of 2020, Aaron Brock decided to move to Oklahoma via the Tulsa Remote program. Now, the 22-year-old is gearing up to live nomadically out of a van.
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The Gap Band Founder Ronnie Wilson Dies at Age 73
Ronnie Wilson, multi-instrumentalist and founder of the R&B and funk group The Gap Band, has died.
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Biden Unveils New Effort to Narrow Racial Wealth Gap as He Commemorates Tulsa Massacre
The president made the announcement during a visit to Oklahoma to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa race massacre.
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100 Years After the Tulsa Massacre, a Survivor's Descendant Carries on the Tradition of Entrepreneurship on Black Wall Street
It’s now been a century since an armed white mob descended upon Tulsa’s Greenwood district, aka ‘Black Wall Street,’ killing as many as 300 Black residents. Today, Bobby Eaton Jr., a descendant of one of the massacre’s survivors, is trying to carry on the legacy of Black Wall Street.
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Explaining the 1921 Tulsa Massacre, That Destroyed a Thriving Black Community
100 years ago, white mobs destroyed Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Greenwood district, also known as Black Wall Street. Thousands of Black Americans lost their homes and many others were injured. LX News hosts Jobeth Devera, Nik Z and Ashley Holt break down the history and speak with a New York Times journalist who digitally reconstructed part of Black Wall Street.
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Black Wall Street Was Shattered 100 Years Ago. How the Tulsa Race Massacre Was Covered Up and Unearthed
On May 31, 1921, a white mob turned Greenwood upside down in one of the worst racial massacres in U.S. history.
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Race Massacre Remembrance Event Canceled; Rescheduling Hoped
The headline event commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre has been canceled, with organizers citing “unexpected circumstances with entertainers and speakers.”
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What Is the Tulsa Race Massacre?
One of the deadliest riots in American history, the Tulsa Race Massacre took place in Tulsa, Okla., from May 31 to June 1, 1921. During those two days, a mob of white residents burned 35 city blocks and an estimated 300 people were killed after a Black teenager was falsely accused of attempting to rape a white woman.
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After an Officer Killed Her Twin Brother, She Turned ‘Anger into Advocacy'
Tiffany Crutcher is the twin sister of Terence Crutcher, who was fatally shot by a Tulsa, Oklahoma police officer in 2016. The officer was found not guilty after a jury trial. Since her brother’s death, Tiffany Crutcher has become a voice speaking out against police killings.
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This Woman Got $10,000 for Moving From Brooklyn to Tulsa. Here's How It Worked Out
The work-from-anywhere culture of the pandemic is not going away with the vaccine, and that has created an opportunity for small cities to lure new residents.
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Some Cities Are Paying People Up to $16,000 to Move There —This Online Directory Will Help You Find Them
Some cities are offering up to $16,000 in cash incentives for people to move there, according to MakeMyMove.com.
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The Budget Breakdown of a Teacher Earning $58,000 a Year Who Paid Off Her Student Loans and Bought a House in Dallas
Lani Huang, 25, has achieved some major milestones in a few short years: She paid off her student loans, moved to a new state and bought her first house.
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New History Center to Remember 1921 Tulsa Massacre
The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission broke ground on Friday for a new history center honoring Black Wall Street and those killed during the 1921 massacre.
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Health Official: Trump Rally ‘likely' Source of Virus Surge
The head of the Tulsa-County Health Department says President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in late June “likely contributed” to a dramatic surge in new coronavirus cases there
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Trump Campaign Shifts Top Staffer and Chief Rally Organizer to New Role
President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign is making some changes to its top leadership by shifting Michael Glassner away from his current title as chief operating officer and into a new role managing their legal fights against news organizations.
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Pence Says to Listen to Local Health Officials, Is Pressed on Why Trump Campaign Didn't in Tulsa
When asked about the campaign rally President Trump held in Tulsa, Okla., last week, Vice President Pence defended the decision to move forward with the event despite the rising number of coronavirus cases across the U.S. The vice president also avoided answering if he was concerned that his own inconsistent use of face masks was sending the wrong message.
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‘Late Night': Closer Look at Trump's Tulsa Rally Flop
Seth Meyers takes a closer look at President Donald Trump staking his political fortunes on a rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that turned out to be a dud.
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‘Tulsa Was an Unmitigated Disaster': Republican Consultant Sounds Off After a Rough Week for Trump
The reviews are in from President Donald Trump’s rally Saturday in Oklahoma, and they’re not good. “Tulsa was an unmitigated disaster,” said Republican consultant Pat Griffin. Griffin says the smaller-than-expected crowd, combined with the outrage in a state where coronavirus is spiking, highlighted a tone-deaf political organization. “That’s supposed to be the place where Donald Trump shines the most,”...
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Donald Trump's Rough Week
President Trump is planning two more rallies this week, and his campaign is hoping the turnout will be better than it was in Tulsa on Saturday.
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2 More Trump Campaign Members in Tulsa Rally Test Positive for Coronavirus
Two additional members of President Donald Trump’s advance team in Tulsa tested positive for COVID-19, the Trump campaign said Monday.