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Reuters

After 100 years remembering, last survivors mark race massacre in Tulsa

Lessie Benningfield Randle, 106, can still remember a house engulfed in flames and the bodies stacked in truckbeds, one hundred years later.

The last survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre.

Hughes Van Ellis 100 years old.

Lessie Benningfield 106

Viola Fletcher 107

It breaks my heart to think how young they were when it happened, and how even at that age it impacted them. 💔💔

Obligatory, I'm showing you the images of living victims to show you it wasn't that long ago because people are alive to remember it.

Obligatory don't forget this was Black Wallstreet that they burned down. Remember that Black people had made something for themselves since slavery, but white people burned it down.

Obligatory don't forget some of the people involved in burning it down were police officers.

-fae

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He was a master storyteller, and a master baby whisperer, having rocked my 7 month old to sleep in the middle of shooting our episode of @PartsUnknownCNN in #Gaza. I wasn’t sure what to expect of him, but upon first setting foot in Gaza where we met, the first thing he said to me was that he was absolutely dumbfounded at what he’d witnessed in the West Bank and Jerusalem. “That is something seriously (expletive) up. And one has to see it to believe it. I told the Israelis-you are not gonna like the cake you’re baking-it’s only a matter of time before it implodes.” He also later confided to me that the episode almost didn’t air “We fought like hell, though, to tell the stories we did–best we could tell them and I’m, on balance pretty happy-though definite reservations. In any event, all the right people are infuriated.” The Peabody Awards describes him best when they said “He (was) irreverent, honest, curious, never condescending, never obsequious.” RIP @Bourdain 

Laila El-Haddad, author of Gaza Kitchen and Gaza Mom, who was featured in the Parts Unknown: Jerusalem episode (x)