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Bakari and Rev. Dr. Turner reflect on the Tulsa Race Massacre on its 100th anniversary and discuss the importance of not whitewashing American history
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Bakari is joined by Rev. Dr. Robert Turner to talk about what it was like being a minister during the COVID-19 pandemic (2:55), the Tulsa Race Massacre on its 100th anniversary and what occurred (14:04), and why it is important to not whitewash American history (22:25).
Host: Bakari Sellers
Guest: Rev. Dr. Robert
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