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The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre is the focus of a lesson that explores the causes and consequences of the destruction of the Greenwood section of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Pupils examine primary source images, a video clip covering the riots, and contrasting accounts of the events. After discussing what they learned from these sources, individuals take a virtual tour of John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park and consider why such memorials are created.
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Instructional Ideas
- Have groups research other race riots, the causes and consequences
- Set aside extra prep time to load links on student devices and prepare copies
Classroom Considerations
- The pop-up virtual tour of the hostility statue in Reconciliation Park contains sensitive language; preview the tour to determine if appropriate for your classroom
Pros
- The carefully scaffolded lesson includes extensive teacher's notes that offer suggestions for how to approach the lesson
- The pop-up virtual tour of John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park helps viewers visualize historic events
Cons
- None