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Welcome to an engaging scavenger hunt on the historic Black Wall Street, designed exclusively for our BIPOC Affinity Group! This interactive journey will lead you through the vibrant Greenwood District, allowing you to uncover the rich history, and culture. Let's celebrate the resilience and achievements of this community as we explore together!

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Participating in our scavenger hunt is simple and fun! Start by getting with your team members within the affinity group. You have about 20-25 minutes. Have fun!

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Find the mural that celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit of Black Wall Street. This vibrant artwork depicts the bustling commerce and pioneering businesses that thrived here in the early 20th century. Participants must visit and take a photo with a Black Wall Street monument.

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Participants must find a specific book related to BIPOC history or written by BIPOC author(s) and take a photo with it.

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Stop 3: Black Wall Street Tees and Souvenirs

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Stop 3: Black Wall Street Tees and Souvenirs

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Capture the spirit of Black Wall Street at this iconic tee and souvenir shop. Browse through a range of merchandise that tells the story of this historic district. Challenge: Pick a tee that resonates with you and your experiences and learn about the history behind its design. Bonus points: Take a photo with what "Black Wall Street Tees and Souvenirs" is most know for!

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Stop 4: Black Wall Street "Forever" Mural

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Stop 4: Black Wall Street "Forever" Mural

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Your next destination is the "Black Wall Street Forever" mural. Participants must find the "Black Wall Street forever" mural and take a creative photo with it that represents unity or resilience. They can also write a short reflection or message to share their thoughts.

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Stop 5: Loula and John Williams' Legacy: Capture the Present

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Stop 5: Loula and John Williams' Legacy: Capture the Present

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Before the massacre, Loula and John Williams came to embody the entrepreneurial spirit of Greenwood. They owned a confectionery at 102 Greenwood Avenue, and the East End Garage around the corner on Archer Street. What stands there now? Participants must capture a photo!

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Stop 6: Bell and Little Cafe: Experience Fine Dining and Black Excellence

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Stop 6: Bell and Little Cafe: Experience Fine Dining and Black Excellence

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Before the massacre, Susie Bell ran an upscale restaurant called Bell and Little Cafe with her brother, Presley Little, Ms. Little’s husband. It offered six-course meals that were written about in The Tulsa Star. What business stands there now? Participants must capture a photo.

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Stop 7: Historic Vernon African Methodist Episcopal Church: A Beacon of Resilience

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Stop 7: Historic Vernon African Methodist Episcopal Church: A Beacon of Resilience

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Participants must visit the Historic Vernon AME Church and take a moment to reflect on its history and significance. They can take a photo of the church and share a brief reflection on its resilience and importance to the Black Wall Street era. Vernon AME Church is the only intact, standing black-owned structure that remains from the Historic Black Wall Street era.

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Celebrate the end of your scavenger hunt at the Black Wall Street Liquid Lounge. Enjoy a coffee or tea while reflecting on today's journey and the history you've explored. Join us in a closing that honors the spirit of Black Wall Street and the resilience of its people. We'll share experiences from the scavenger hunt, recognize participants, and celebrate our collective journey.