The John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park, part of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, is a reflective outdoor space that memorializes the Tulsa Race Massacre. A trio of larger-than-life bronze sculptures at the entrance depict the hostility, humiliation, and hope Greenwood residents and their white neighbors experienced.
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John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park
321 N. Detroit
Tulsa,
Oklahoma
USA
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