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ANTH 4503/6503 Archaeology of Black Heritage in Oklahoma

ANTH 4503/6503 Archaeology of Black Heritage in Oklahoma

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Cowboy Cleo Hearn

Cleo Hearn was born in May of 1939 to parents Doc and…
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Posted on: 15 Dec 2021 Written by: odewad

Roscoe Dunjee: The Little Caesar of Civil Rights

Roscoe Dunjee’s humble beginnings did not dampen the efforts or effects of…
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Posted on: 13 Dec 2021 Written by: mckc1982

Dr. Inman Edward Page

Dr. Inman Edward Page broke boundaries in education, leading, teaching, and inspiring…
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Posted on: 10 Dec 2021 Written by: sophiah90

Zelia Breaux

Zelia Page Breaux was an African American woman with connections to the…
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Posted on: 7 Dec 2021 Written by: tulsacaroline

Sugar T. George, the “African Town King”

Sugar T. George was one of the wealthiest Black men in Indian…
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Posted on: 7 Dec 2021 Written by: elissan

Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher

Prior to the historic Brown v. Board of Education (1954) verdict that…
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Posted on: 7 Dec 2021 Written by: jalenad

Reverend William R. Purcells

A resident of the all-Black town of Tullahassee, OK, and later a…
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Posted on: 7 Dec 2021 Written by: gdervin

Mabel B. Little

(Tulsa Historical Society and Museum. 2009.021.002 | Tulsa Historical Society, 1990, https://tulsahistory.pastperfectonline.com/library/BF4CF919-2DD9-485E-B4F5-284548293464…
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Posted on: 7 Dec 2021 Written by: kristin01

A Legacy of Words

           The racial history of Oklahoma began its upward inclination in the early…
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Posted on: 7 Dec 2021 Written by: magiriga

Meet Mary E. Jones Parrish

Mary E. Jones Parrish, a profound educator and journalist, moved from Rochester,…
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Posted on: 1 Dec 2021 Written by: morgan51

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