Justice For Greenwood
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Your contributions are tax-deductible and directly fund education, programs, and advocacy to secure respect, reparations, and repair for Massacre victims through our 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, Justice for Greenwood Foundation, Inc. www.justiceforgreenwood.org
We focus on identifying, locating, and providing a platform for the descendants of the survivors of the Massacre to share their and their ancestors' stories. Our public education efforts will publicize these stories and educate about the Massacre and its ongoing impacts. Our advocacy efforts agitate for justice for survivors' descendants and support strategies that bolster present-day Greenwood community and policies that deliver justice and pay reparations. We are a network of volunteers, advocates, attorneys, academics, experts, Massacre descendants & others agitating for reparations and justice for Greenwood. Our network includes:
Lessie Benningfield 'Mother' Randle Life-long resident of Greenwood & Massacre survivor
Damario Solomon-Simmons, Esq., M.Ed. Founder of Justice for Greenwood; Attorney, Professor & civil rights expert; Founder and Managing Partner of SolomonSimmonsLaw
Laurel Stradford Great-granddaughter of late Massacre survivor J.B. Stradford
Black Wall Street Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Tiffany Crutcher and the Terence Crutcher Foundation Great-granddaughter of late Massacre survivor Rebecca Brown Crutcher
Tulsa Community Remembrance Coalition
Ellouise Cochrane Cousin of late Massacre survivor Dick Rowland
Tedra Williams B.S., R.N., ACHE; Granddaughter of late Massacre survivor Wess Young
Bryan Stevenson Attorney & activist with Equal Justice Initiative
Tulsa African Ancestral Society
Dr. Robert Turner Pastor, Vernon Chapel A.M.E. Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma
American Civil Liberties Union and ACLU of Oklahoma
Human Rights Watch
Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper Tulsa City Council, District 1
Karen Hunter journalist, publisher, talk show host, and author
Chief Amusan President, African Ancestral Society
Dr. Derrick Hamilton Economics professor at The Ohio State University and internationally recognized scholar of stratification economics
Professor Adjoa A. Aiyetoro UALR School of Law and the Director of the Racial Disparities in the Arkansas Criminal Justice System Research Project
Attorneys Spencer Bryan & Steven Terrill with Bryan & Terrill Law
Professor Eric Miller Leo J. O'Brien Fellow at Loyola Law School
Attorneys Lashandra Peoples-Johnson & Cordal Cephas with Johnson Cephas Law
Maynard M. Henry, Sr., Esquire
Kristi Williams Tulsa activist & organizer with JustTulsa
Jeffery D. Trevillion, Jr. Attorney and Partner at Deorner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson, L.L.P.
National African American Reparations Commission (NAARC)
Fred Williams Author of The Fires of Greenwood: The Tulsa Riot of 1921
Caleb Gayle Writer, activist, native Tulsan, and Emerging Voices Fellow at Demos
Darrell H. Mercer Jr. Tulsa educator & activist
Kevin McIlwain J.D., civil rights advocate with SolomonSimmons Law
Kate Richey Oklahoma based writer, researcher, educator & advocate.
We focus on identifying, locating, and providing a platform for the descendants of the survivors of the Massacre to share their and their ancestors' stories. Our public education efforts will publicize these stories and educate about the Massacre and its ongoing impacts. Our advocacy efforts agitate for justice for survivors' descendants and support strategies that bolster present-day Greenwood community and policies that deliver justice and pay reparations. We are a network of volunteers, advocates, attorneys, academics, experts, Massacre descendants & others agitating for reparations and justice for Greenwood. Our network includes:
Lessie Benningfield 'Mother' Randle Life-long resident of Greenwood & Massacre survivor
Damario Solomon-Simmons, Esq., M.Ed. Founder of Justice for Greenwood; Attorney, Professor & civil rights expert; Founder and Managing Partner of SolomonSimmonsLaw
Laurel Stradford Great-granddaughter of late Massacre survivor J.B. Stradford
Black Wall Street Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Tiffany Crutcher and the Terence Crutcher Foundation Great-granddaughter of late Massacre survivor Rebecca Brown Crutcher
Tulsa Community Remembrance Coalition
Ellouise Cochrane Cousin of late Massacre survivor Dick Rowland
Tedra Williams B.S., R.N., ACHE; Granddaughter of late Massacre survivor Wess Young
Bryan Stevenson Attorney & activist with Equal Justice Initiative
Tulsa African Ancestral Society
Dr. Robert Turner Pastor, Vernon Chapel A.M.E. Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma
American Civil Liberties Union and ACLU of Oklahoma
Human Rights Watch
Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper Tulsa City Council, District 1
Karen Hunter journalist, publisher, talk show host, and author
Chief Amusan President, African Ancestral Society
Dr. Derrick Hamilton Economics professor at The Ohio State University and internationally recognized scholar of stratification economics
Professor Adjoa A. Aiyetoro UALR School of Law and the Director of the Racial Disparities in the Arkansas Criminal Justice System Research Project
Attorneys Spencer Bryan & Steven Terrill with Bryan & Terrill Law
Professor Eric Miller Leo J. O'Brien Fellow at Loyola Law School
Attorneys Lashandra Peoples-Johnson & Cordal Cephas with Johnson Cephas Law
Maynard M. Henry, Sr., Esquire
Kristi Williams Tulsa activist & organizer with JustTulsa
Jeffery D. Trevillion, Jr. Attorney and Partner at Deorner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson, L.L.P.
National African American Reparations Commission (NAARC)
Fred Williams Author of The Fires of Greenwood: The Tulsa Riot of 1921
Caleb Gayle Writer, activist, native Tulsan, and Emerging Voices Fellow at Demos
Darrell H. Mercer Jr. Tulsa educator & activist
Kevin McIlwain J.D., civil rights advocate with SolomonSimmons Law
Kate Richey Oklahoma based writer, researcher, educator & advocate.
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Justice For Greenwood
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Tulsa, OK
