Black Wallstreet (lost world )

Viola Ford Fletcher, the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, is a remarkable figure whose story deserves to be widely known. Recently honored at the 3rd Annual Black Wall Street Black Business Expo on June 1, 2024, this event marked the 103rd anniversary of the tragedy. Hosted by Mz. Shyneka, the expo featured numerous black-owned vendors and engaging panels that focused on vital discussions about group economics and rejuvenating the spirit of Black Wall Street. The evening culminated in an awards ceremony, recognizing influential community members, including La'Tavia Givens, celebrity director Roger Alexander, and legendary rap artist OJ Da Juiceman, among other esteemed business owners. This gathering not only celebrated Fletcher's legacy but also aimed to inspire a new generation to invest in and uplift the Black community, keeping the spirit of resilience alive.

Resilience is something we all should be held accountable for regardless of the race. At the end of the day we are all the human race. I have faith in our communities who will no longer stand by and allow the Black Native America community to suffer. There are many of who share the same bloodlines as our oppressors. We are family. At what won't point do we join together to make things right? The tables can turn at any given moment for anyone. Let us gather together and search within ourselves and discover how great we can become once we realize it is love that bring forth unity. It was love that crumbled an entire town, however, love can rebuild and restore most that has been lost. Live in love, not hate!