The end of this month is the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre.

Be honest, how many of you have ever heard of it? I only learned about it from a friend’s social media post during last summer’s racial unrest.

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Scott Shallcross

Tulsa was not an isolated massacre: Americans should be aware of what happened in Rosewood, Florida in 1923, Wilmington, North Carolina 1898, Colfax, Louisiana 1873, and the Atlanta massacre of 1906 to name some of our nation's most shameful episodes. That being said. I am American. I believe in this nation. My family has bled for this democracy on foreign soil and two close members are buried at Arlington. But to deny the worst of our past does not prepare us for a better future.

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