https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f en-us 2021-06-01 12:45:21 UTC 2026-03-22 11:28:09 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/2696.png https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1576314351 I think the history has been buried so long because people don't want to see the truth of the harsh thing that happened. I think that the people of Tulsa did not know about this event because the evidence of what happened was buried and it was just another case of a black person being accused of something they didn't do.]]> 2021-06-01 13:53:29 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1576314351 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1576318759 What happened in Tulsa 100 years ago and what is happening now is no different because black people are still getting blamed for crimes they didn't do in fact getting killed for no reason or being imprisoned for no reason. Confronting the history helps us address the issues of racism and racial justice we are currently facing because if we confront this situation we can fix the issues of what happened and make the it better and build upon that.]]> 2021-06-01 13:54:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1576318759 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1577701340 I can connect the tragedy in Tulsa to what's happening in America today because injustice against people of color still occurs. There have been many instances during this time where public officials have taken actions of hatred against people of color and have tried to ignore it or cover it up. For example, in 2020 when Breyanna Taylor was murdered, the police used the excuse that she was involved in a serious case they were working on. When the evidence they had was brought to light it was clear that they greatly exaggerated her involvement and was killed for no reason. This connects to the Tulsa massacre because it was overlooked. They thought that since they had enough evidence against her, that her death was justified. Just as they overlooked the killings of numerous black people. They privilege they have makes them overlook tragedies and that is apparent 100 years ago and even today. ]]> 2021-06-01 21:41:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1577701340 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1577702220 This event should be memorialized and remembered by being taught in school. There is a lot of importance to this that can teach the upcoming generation. The fact that this massacre was covered up does play a big part in understanding the privileges black and white people had in that day and age and still have up to now. I definitely feel as though there should be museum displays in order to educate people about this tragic event and honor the people whose deaths were covered up. ]]> 2021-06-01 21:41:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1577702220 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579461602 This event should be remembered and memorialized by having an art gallery or in-person tours of the location of the Tulsa massacre with tour guides explaining the history or the events that happened, as it is just one event out of so many where white people have committed brutal atrocities against certain groups of people. I believe that it should definitely be taught about the massacre in schools as it is still a piece of history within the United States. The USA has a long history of discriminating against minorities or specific groups and acting out in horrific ways - in particular white men. The reason why we learn about history is to change the future and to not repeat the mistakes of the past - so it should be a part of the curriculum since it is a massacre that takes place here near home. We have museums, monuments, and gathering places for Native Americans who also once were forced by white settlers to give up their culture, land, traditions, lives, and more - there is no reason why the same can’t be done for the Tulsa victims as well as survivors. Their livelihoods, success, lives and more were stolen from them, erecting a museum or an art gallery in memory of those who lost everything should be expected for all their sacrifices. ]]> 2021-06-02 13:29:55 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579461602 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579468761 This event should be commemorated and remembered in the classroom. This has a lot of significance in terms of what it can educate the next generation. The fact that this atrocity was covered up is important in understanding the privileges that black and white people had and continue to have in this day and age. I believe that museum exhibits should be available in order to educate the public.]]> 2021-06-02 13:32:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579468761 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579478141 I think this history has been buried for so long because people don’t want it to be known. They don’t want people to see the truth of all the harsh things that are happening. The descendants didn’t know about this event because it was hidden. Authorities covered up the existence of mass graves and destroyed evidence and they were probably weren't told the entire story   ]]> 2021-06-02 13:35:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579478141 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579478435 It has been buried because the government along with other groups don't want to acknowledge all of the unacceptable things that people of color have gone through. If they remind people of what happened then they would need to find a solution. If they pretend it didn't happen then nothing needs to be done. The descendants of some of the victims didn't know what happened because many articles of what happened from the time were destroyed. In addition, they couldn't find any of the bodies of the victims. The white people who committed the massacre and the government/police who turned a blind eye weren't going to be the ones to own up to what happened so as people who were alive during it die the truth of what really happened disappears with them. ]]> 2021-06-02 13:35:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579478435 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579480695 100 years ago black people were getting killed and their work was being destroyed because white people were jealous that they were finally getting successful. Within the past year black people have been killed for no actual reason. Although it wasn’t a massacre, history still repeats itself and blacks are still getting killed to this day because of racism. Confronting this history helps address the issue because it brings awareness. There are some events that nobody knows about because people don’t want it to be known. By making these issues known it’s more likely to stop it.   ]]> 2021-06-02 13:35:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579480695 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579484666 I think that the event should be taught in schools because people that might be scared of what is going on today can see that this will not end if we do nothing. I have no other ideas other than these people should be remembered in places like museums and not only does the the massacre be taught but the the people in the situation should too.]]> 2021-06-02 13:37:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579484666 twats22 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579486708 Racism is a problem going on for years and it needs to come to an end people are being judged by their skin color its not right to see our black people in the community the things that  a black person has  go through is not right people need to have their freedom against what is acceptable white people have taken away what we needed to have happiness change needs to happen white privilege is not right in this country the Tulsa massacre is very brutal to the black community white people would have businesses and having there investments while black people did not have their own riches which needs change.]]> 2021-06-02 13:37:39 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579486708 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579496269 I believe that the victims and their descendants are owed something because they had their entire community burned down just because some white people didn’t get their way. When it comes to how they are compensated I think they should receive a new community built for them if that can’t be done their families should receive reparations and continue to receive benefits from the government throughout the years.]]> 2021-06-02 13:40:35 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579496269 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579501136 It's hard to come to a conclusion of what they should be owed. Too much would even sound too little. Hundreds of people were killed and over 1000 homes were destroyed. In addition their years of success even with the harsh conditions given to them were destroyed. The government should be compensating them by not only repairing the damages, but giving money as well to those who have suffered. They should fund the churches that were destroyed as well as restocking any retail business which were black owned. Small price to pay for the pain and suffering of hundreds of innocent people. ]]> 2021-06-02 13:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579501136 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579501231 I believe that the victims of the Tulsa massacre and their descendants are owed many things. The horrors that occurred during the Tulsa massacre still haunt many survivors today as many lost their livelihoods, their families, loved ones, their success, and more. I believe that the choice of compensation should be up to the survivors and their families however I do have some ideas of compensation. I think that there isn’t an appropriate compensation for the atrocities that occured and I’m not too sure if monetary compensation would seem to be insensitive as it would seem like the lives of so many was equivalent to a check. I believe that compensation should be in the form of ensuring the livelihoods of the Tulsa survivors or perhaps a community that is dedicated to them would also work. Another way would be to make sure that another event such as this won’t happen again in the USA but that’s probably going to be difficult.]]> 2021-06-02 13:41:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579501231 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579503017 I feel like it's because of the way America is. Our government fails to take responsibility for their terrible actions. A possibility could be that they paid people to keep quiet about this massacre to avoid spreading controversy. Even today, the government rarely holds police accountable for their unjustified acts of brutality. They most likely wanted to prevent talk about the massacre so they didn't look worse than they already do. In addition they also would have wanted to prevent lawsuits from pouring in.]]> 2021-06-02 13:42:30 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579503017 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579504304 I believe that this is an event that should be remembered and memorialized. I feel like a way we can memorialize this is by placing monuments in Greenwood along with learning/discussing about this topic in school during the date of when it happened. It's genuinely disrespectful if we do not memorialize what happened that day to those whose families have suffered. 

]]> 2021-06-02 13:42:55 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579504304 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579504699 The things that happened in Tulsa 100 years ago are no different than what is happening now, since black people are still being blamed and targeted for crimes they did not do, and they are being killed or imprisoned for no reason. Confronting history helps us a lot  in addressing the contemporary concerns of racism and racial justice, because if we face the circumstance, we can resolve the problems that have happened over time. People should not be treated any different because of their color all people need to be treated the same.]]> 2021-06-02 13:43:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579504699 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579506183 Connections we can make is how white rage is never silenced. During the Tulsa massacre  hundreds of people of color were killed and even black owned churches were destroyed by those who were white. This act of rage wasn't handled properly at all by the government. Fast forward 100 years and republican protestors storm the white house out of rage and police barely even did anything to them. However when it was the BLM protestors they were maced, hit, and some were even shot. We need to confront history in order to prevent it from repeating itself in the future. ]]> 2021-06-02 13:43:29 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579506183 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579514528 I can connect that the white people who committed the massacre and white people who commit bad actions today aren't being held responsible for their actions. During the insurrection and storming of the capital in January white Americans committed serious offences but were not held fully accountable. Republican representatives are trying to blow off what happened and are saying that an investigation isn't needed. This is a step in the wrong direction and reflects what probably happened after the Tulsa Race Massacre. The police in both situations did very little to help the situation. In Tulsa the police made it seem like the people of color were the ones starting the violence and had guns to harm the white people. This misinformation had terrible consequences for the people of color who were being killed by the white people. If we confront the fact that white people are held to a higher standard and often given the benefit of the doubt in situations like this we can start to move for change. The racism from people in power leads to black people being held accountable for things, even for things they didn't do. Law enforcement is the biggest barrier as they are notorious for mistreating people of color. If people in power acknowledge that this is happening and try to reform systems that let this happen then we can reduce the severity of this issue. ]]> 2021-06-02 13:45:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579514528 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579530655 2021-06-02 13:50:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579530655 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579533875 This event should be memorialized and remembered by being taught in school. There’s a lot that you can teach the upcoming generation. It can also be memorialized at art galleries or in person tours by explaining the history or events that happened. It should be taught because it shows the brutality of whites and how they force people to give up their culture and lives.]]> 2021-06-02 13:51:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579533875 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579992952 Yes, I think the victims of the Tulsa massacre and their descendants are owed any and everything. No matter what they get, no one can forget about what happened. So many lives lost for no reason. Nothing in the world can persuade anyone to perish the memories of them. Even now racism continues. How can we even think of compensating if we haven’t corrected our mistake. I think the first step for compensating must be that racism should be history and never repeated ever again.]]> 2021-06-02 16:10:21 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579992952 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579993509 The government had covered their tracks and that’s why this was buried for so long. The reason why the descendants didn’t know about this massacre was probably the reason I stated above. The government put charges against a 19 year old boy as “Assault” when he just stumbled and for balance did he only hold the girl’s hand. Like this the government covered their tracks and hence no one knew about this massacre. They probably just thought that the government was just doing their job.]]> 2021-06-02 16:10:31 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579993509 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579994867 This event must be remembered as how racism is going on in the world and how it must come to an end. This can be possible only if the next generation isn’t as corrupted as this one. People should learn about this in schools. If we are learning about people dying for the good of the country then why shouldn’t we learn about this massacre conducted in the country. People must know that racism should never ever be conducted again and that it is wrong to do that. There should be gathering places and museums dedicated to the victims and their descendants. The more the people know about this massacre the better. We shouldn’t just stick this to newspapers or news channels. There should be a gathering place so that people can pay their respects and museums so that people can know what happened.]]> 2021-06-02 16:10:56 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579994867 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579996032 In the Tulsa massacre a 19 year old stumbled and held a girl’s arm so that he wouldn't fall. This was put in charges as “Assault” which is something I don’t understand. In 2020, George Floyd was killed for no reason, he didn’ carry any illegal substances that the police, in this case, the murderers had suspicion on. He was killed even after he proved them wrong. He cried that he couldn’t breathe but the ‘Police’ didn’t care and ultimately killed him. They tried to cover this up by saying that he died by the overdose of drugs, but thank god the autopsy proved them wrong. This literally shows how racism is still clearly going on. It might be less than what it was in the past but it still is there. Until it’s fully gone we cannot compensate for the massacre. In both the cases the boy and George were wrongfully convicted and killed for no reason. Both of the cases tried to cover it up but the only difference is that it was able to succeed in Tulsa a 100 yrs ago but it wasn’t in 2020.]]> 2021-06-02 16:11:19 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1579996032 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1586568405 I believe they are owed everything and more, because not only did everything they work for was taken from them out of hatred, they also had to be quiet about it which is unfair. The white people don’t want the truth to come out which is sad because they have ruined so many lives with the damage they’ve caused.]]> 2021-06-05 02:44:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1586568405 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1586569506 It has been buried for so long because nobody wants the truth to come out. This is all done out of hatred and jealousy. Some never knew about this event because white people had made everyone be quiet. ]]> 2021-06-05 02:46:17 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1586569506 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1586570564 They should have something every anniversary such as memorials and parades and just celebrations of life. There should be everything and more. ]]> 2021-06-05 02:47:53 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1586570564 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1592823542 I think the victims of the massacre are definitely owed something to make up for all the  disadvantages they experience.  Not only was everything taken from them based on hatred and racism , they were also forced to be quiet about the situation they were put in and this ruined the lives of many]]> 2021-06-08 13:22:20 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1592823542 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1592866672 I think this history was buried for so long because it was just another statistic. Its a norm for a black person to be accused of something they didnt do, and it was very hard to have people believe otherwise especially with the government helping to cover ]]> 2021-06-08 13:35:53 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1592866672 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1597452449 I believe that thhis was buried so long because of they fear they had that people would retaliate or protest or make them rebuild this community. This people who hid this did so because they wanted to protect themselves.]]> 2021-06-10 02:49:52 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1597452449 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1604248353 I feel they are owed everything since they were not only robbed of all they worked for such as their homes but they were also forced to stay quiet about it which is really messed up. The white people did not want nothing to come out from what they did. I feel this is really messed up because they messed up a lot of people's lives and this should never be repeated in history ever again. 

]]> 2021-06-14 04:24:54 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1604248353 https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1604262546 What happened in Tulsa 100 years ago and what is happening now is no different at all because they are still treating black people the same way. Absolutely nothing has changed since then. Black people till this day are still getting wrongfully treated and getting killed. Confronting this issue makes people learn about history they probably didn’t even know about. If we face circumstances we can all fix problems that has been going on for years. ]]> 2021-06-14 04:34:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cfinkel3/84m8vzman8g6r56f/wish/1604262546