Obie Mann and The Tragedy of 1921 Tulsa

“The front doors of the engulfed houses flew open, and people piled out screaming and running in all directions. Some were immediately riddled by bullets from the mob and fell dead where they stood. Others turned around and ran in abject terror back into their burning houses and were engulfed by the flames…” Obie Mann and The Tragedy of 1921 Tulsa From Texas to Oklahoma during the first Great Migration out of America’s south, to decorations of valor in the fields of France in World War I, to fighting for Greenwood, Obie Mann constantly barreled headfirst into situations that would benefit black Americans. Unfortunately, he was always disappointed by the laws and racial constraints of American society. In one final attempt to right a wrong, Obie helped prevent a lynching and found himself fighting for his town and his life in one of the worst mass murders in American history. This is his story.
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Author/Artist:Pryor, Anthony E.|Hayes, Mr. Michael
Binding: Paperback
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