Recognize, Repent, & Repair: The Tulsa Massacre
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10:49Now PlayingEvery Wednesday, Dr. Turner marches for reparations through Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was here, a century ago on May 31, 1921, that an affluent Black community was violently destroyed in the Tulsa Race Massacre. The historic Vernon American Methodist Episcopal Church, where he preaches, is the only edifice that survived the massacres in his Greenwood District neighborhood. Dr. Turner marches rain or shine weekly for reparations intended to help heal the community that has been hurting for generations.
On September 22, 2021, it was announced that Rev Dr. Turner would be leaving the Vernon AME Church to serve the Empowerment Temple AME Church in Baltimore.
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