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The purpose of the BAC is to reconcile, restore, and unite Tulsa in a goal of shared prosperity for all Tulsans by advancing & restoring economic mobility, prosperity, & intergenerational wealth for the 1921 Race Massacre survivors & descendants.
What does reparations really look like in action?
Listen to “Nnanba”Robin Rue Simmons, a national leader who didn’t just talk about repair… she helped make it happen.
And now, she’s coming back to Tulsa. 👏🏾
N’nanba will be joining us at the Tulsa Reparations Summit, where we are moving from apology to repair—together.
This is more than a conference.
This is strategy. This is truth-telling. This is implementation.
If you’ve been waiting for a moment to learn, connect, and be part of real change… this is it.
🎟️ Register now: Bit.ly/TULSAREPARATIONS1921
You do NOT want to miss this.
This will be an unforgettable summit.
03/28/2026
The work doesn’t stop at acknowledgment, it requires action.
Join us at the Tulsa Reparations Summit as we move from apology to repair. This powerful gathering will feature dynamic plenary sessions with national leaders and intentional breakout sessions designed to equip, challenge, and activate our community.
This is where strategy meets movement. This is where history meets accountability.
🗓 April 24–26, 2026
📍 Langston University – Tulsa (Greenwood District)
🎟 Register now: Bit.ly/TULSAREPARATIONS1921
Don’t wait. Be in the room.
03/28/2026
We are not just having conversations we are building a pathway to repair.
The Tulsa Reparations Summit is bringing together some of the most powerful voices in the country to move this work forward from policy and law to housing, economics, and truth-telling.
These plenary and breakout sessions are designed to educate, challenge, and activate us. This is where acknowledgment meets action.
Tulsa has always been a place of history, now we choose to make it a place of repair.
April 24–26, 2026
Langston University – Tulsa, Historic Greenwood
Register: Bit.ly/TULSAREPARATIONS1921
03/26/2026
“We must turn memory into progress and remembrance into responsibility. “
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The United Nations General Assembly has voted to recognise the slave trade as "the gravest crime against humanity", a move advocates hope will pave the way for healing and justice.
The resolution - proposed by Ghana - called for this designation, while also urging UN member states to consider apologising for the slave trade and contributing to a reparations fund. It does not mention a specific amount of money.
The proposal was adopted with 123 votes in favour and three against - the United States, Israel and Argentina.
Fifty-two countries abstained, including the United Kingdom and European Union member states.
Countries like the UK have long rejected paying reparations, saying today's institutions cannot be held responsible for past wrongs.
12/08/2025
Tulsa Beyond Apology Commission at the First Repair Symposium in Evanston Illinois.
Tulsa Beyond Apology is Permanently displayed at the First Repair Reaource Center In Evanston Illinois.
To see our work honored in this way in the very birthplace of the first local reparations bill was a spiritual moment. A reminder that what starts in community can echo across the nation.
We have been carrying this mandate on our backs in Tulsa, and now the nation sees it.
Thank you, Robin Rue Simmons, for believing in the work, for guiding this movement, and for planting seeds that have grown into 23 cities following the model.
11/22/2025
We’re Building Together! Join a Beyond Apology Committee!
Last night’s community meeting reminded us that Tulsa is ready to do the work. If you’re feeling called to be part of real, community-led reparations efforts, now is your moment.
The Beyond Apology Commission is opening our committees to community members who want to lend their voice, skills, and lived experience to the work of repair.
From housing to education, land to systems change your perspective is needed.
👉🏾 Sign up here:
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Whether you’re a longtime advocate or just beginning this journey, there is a place for you at the table. Committees will begin meeting soon, and this is how you stay informed and involved.
Let’s continue the work together.
11/22/2025
Thank you to everyone who came out to our Beyond Apology Commission meeting last night at Historic Vernon A.M.E. Church.
Your presence, your questions, and your willingness to stay engaged remind us why this work matters. Beyond Apology was created by community and for community, and last night proved that we are still moving together in that spirit.
To our Commissioners, committee members, partners, and every resident who showed up, listened, challenged, and dreamed with us, thank you. This is how we move from words to real repair.
If you haven’t already, be sure to follow this page so you can stay updated on:
• Committee meetings and ways to plug in
• Community reports and updates
• Upcoming actions and opportunities to support this work
We are just getting started.
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