(ENG) Greenwood an American symbol

(FR) Greenwood un symbole Américain - Xenotype, Blog of a Frogist

J'ai été a Tulsa, Oklahoma, pour un voyage d'étude. Cette ville est incroyable et gravée dans mon coeur et espère pouvoir y retourner un jour. Cette ville est un symbole immense à mes yeux et...

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I was in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for a study trip. This city is incredible and engraved in my heart and I hope to be able to return there one day.

This city is an immense resistance symbol into my eyes vis-a-vis of a Business America trampling all oppositions until deporting and seeking to erase them altogether from existence.

Tulsa and Oklahoma were the result of the deportations of dozens of Amerindian tribes following the Franco-Indian War (1754-1763) and the War of Independence (1775-1783). The Amerindians were exploited and crushed by the colonial empires who used them as proxy. The French did it and are responsible for their deportations, then the English after them. Tribes still exploited today against the USA by the same foreign powers…

Tulsa was built by the Creeks, Osage and Cherokees to become a center of American resistance. The city became particularly powerful with the black gold rush when oil was discovered skyrocketting the city.

Tulsa built by deportees from America built a very powerful and prosperous African American community in Greenwood neighborhood.

This district has become the most prosperous African-American district in the USA, called Little Africa.

Greenwood, Black Wall Street

For some surreal reason (for today's spirit) Greenwood was entirely destroyed.

The sources are difficult to explain such avalanche of hate, but a source that I found on the spot speaks of a wealthy Black who would have stepped on the feet of a White elevator employee...

The neighborhood has been destroyed and 300 people killed. The hate was so immense that the city was bombed, machine guns on the hills cannonaded people, and cannons were deployed.

A real desire to destroy this symbol can only explain this will to completely erase the face of a prosperous Black America.

Why Black America and its signs of prosperity under attack? Do certain elites want this population to be conditioned for certain spheres of public life?

The Black population thrives in entertainment and showbusiness. They know how to amuse the public, but what about places of economic power on the Stock Exchange, Science, and the real economy?

Or the power of this community is recycled and maintained in certain spheres and poverty?

It make it think so, because strange.

The Greenwood neighborhood emerged larger and more populated than before the racial riots.

The conflict between racial riot and massacre should be noted, because the term riot was favored for a long time not to insure the inhabitants who saw their homes destroyed.

The racial riot was White and turned against a prosperous Black America. Black people didn’t entered into riots, but were massacred because prosperous.

The Greenwood massacre will soon be commemorated in the United States and history once again used to limit national reconciliation.

Analyzing and observing these racial riots is important, because the Blacks didn’t rebel. They were massacred.

These racial riots -where the prosperity of the Blacks is under attack- look similar to an order to keep them in poverty.

Events repeated during protest related to Georges Floyd death.

Even today, the protests were based on race and justice - like Greenwood in 1921 – and we observed a terrible repetition of History where Blacks' businesses has been erased from neighborhoods and a whole population back in poverty.

A repetition of history that should worries anyone.