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Fire In Little Africa Honors An American Tragedy

June 2, 2021June 2, 2021 Ron Hart 0 Comments “Jimmi” Joe Bruner, 1921 Tulsa Massacre, 2peece, 4wop, Ali Shaw, Am’re Ford, Ausha LaCole, Ayilla, Bambi, Beetyman, Bezel 365, Chris the God, Creo, Damion Shade, Deeksta, Deezy, Dialtone, Doc Free, Dr. View, Earl Hazard, Fire In Little Africa, Foolie Foolie, Hakeem Eli’Juwon, iamDES, Jabee, Jacc Spade, Jacobi Ryan, Jarry Manna, Jay Mizz, Jerica Wortham, K.O., Keeng Cut, Keezy Kuts, Krisheena Suarez, Lawrence Leon, Lester Shaw, M.C., Malitmotives, MC Cain, Medisin, NOLO, Oklahoma, Omaley B, Original Flow, Papa, Parris Chariz, Playya 1000, Ray June, Savvy Kray, Sentro, Seriously K5ive, Shyheim, Sid Carter, Sneak the Poet, SoufWessDes, St. Domonick, Steph Simon, Sterling Matthews, Surron the 7th, Tea Rush, the GRAE, the Vampire Youth, Thomas Who?, Tizzi, Tony Foster Jr., Tulsa, Verse, WoRm, Written Quincey, Xanvas, Young DV, Yung Qwan

More than 60 Oklahoma rappers, producers, poets and musicians come together on the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre for a very special multimedia project