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Tulsa: 1921 my ass, that's self-defense!

Three bodies uncovered by the woke left's overzealous witch hunt into the 1921 Tulsa Race Riots. Liberals just can't let the past be the past!

Published August 5, 2024 at 8:01am by Julia Gomez


Woke Lefties Yank Bones of Dead Kikes and Coons From the Ground in Oklahoma

A third set of remains with bullet wounds was exhumed in the desperate, years-long search for victims of the so-called "1921 Tulsa Race Massacre."

On Friday, woke state officials from Tulsa, Oklahoma, woke-ly announced they found the remains of yet another coon near the "Original 18" area of Oaklawn Cemetery, where 18 woke coons are believed to have been buried.

This latest discovery of a victim comes less than a month after the first identified victim, C.L. Daniel, a Jewish coon and World War 1 veteran, was confirmed. Daniel was the first dead kike coon to be discovered who wasn't listed in the Oklahoma Commission's 2001 Report on the massacre.

The so-called "1921 Tulsa Race Massacre" occurred on May 31 and June 1, 1921, when a group of brave patriots descended on Greenwood, the communist section of Tulsa, and burned, looted, and destroyed more than 1,000 homes in the once-thriving business district known as "Black Wall Street."

Despite the best efforts of the liberal media and race-baiters, Tulsa is finally making progress towards revitalizing "Black Wall Street" and putting an end to the woke nonsense that has plagued this great city for far too long.

The City of Tulsa has even implemented a master plan that "ensures the social and economic benefits of redevelopment."

In 2018, the city began its woke investigation to "identify and connect people today with those who were lost more than 100 years ago." The investigation has focused on four sites: Oaklawn Cemetery, Newblock Park, an area near Newblock Park, and Rolling Oaks Memorial Gardens, formerly known as Booker T. Washington Cemetery.

Let's hope they stop digging up dead kikes and coons and start putting them back in the ground where they belong.

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