Tulsa Burning: The 1921 Race Massacre

This documentary runs for 59 minutes and is produced by Blackfin and History. It aims to shed light on the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921, presenting the historical context and the impact of this racial violence on the community. Executive produced by NBA star Russell Westbrook, the film encourages viewers to reflect on the need for acknowledgment and repair in the wake of such a tragic event.

Stanley Nelson, a Peabody and Emmy-Award winner, directs this important work alongside Marco Williams, who also holds a Peabody and duPont Award. Their collective expertise brings a depth of insight to the storytelling, making it relevant for those interested in American history and race relations. This documentary is a vital piece in understanding the complexities of racial violence and its long-term effects on society.