Primary Sources: Civil Rights in America - Events: Tulsa Race Riot (1921)

"The final report is contained here in PDF format. This document is over 170 pages with photographs." from the Oklahoma Historical Society website

Provides information on sources related to the Tulsa Race Riot.

Includes items such as Commission Report, related books and articles and the stories of the survivors of the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921.
The TRC "is sponsored by the Center for Racial Justice, Inc. a 501c3 organization"

"In an article in the magazine Survey, Amy Comstock, personal secretary to the editor of the Tulsa Tribune, attempted to deflect attention from Tulsa’s white citizenry by fixing blame for the 1921 riot on an ostensibly impoverished and licentious black community. Comstock argued that the responsibility for improving conditions, and for enforcing law and order, in this bustling community rested with white officials. "

"Walter White, an official of the NAACP, traveled to Tulsa in disguise to survey the damage caused by the 1921 race riot. His report, one of many articles on the riot, was published in the Nation in the summer of 1921. "