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Ernestine Gibbs, of California and a massacre survivor, lawyer Adjoa Aiyetoro, Essie Beck, massacre survivor, and Eddie Faye Gates, and Mrs. Beck's son

Karen Jackson Simpson and survivors Genevieve Tillman-Jackson, Thelma Thurman Knight, and Otis Granville Clark, with an unidentified woman in Washington, District of Columbia

An unidentified man and Terry Star in a dining room

Cleo Petit Peevyhouse(Phillips)

Large group of unidentified people (22 young women in formal attire) posing in front of a house in North Greenwood, as an unidentified man is walking by in the distance

Mark Stodghill, Chair of the Tulsa Reparations Commission, Center for Racial Justice, Tulsa branch

Eddie Faye Gates giving a talk at City Hall in Tulsa, Oklahoma, photograph by Kavin Ross

Unidentified individuals boarding a Polish Airlines plane

Eddie Faye Gates with several individuals at the Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma for the Thelma and Henry Whitlow induction into the Hall of Fame

The Duke Ellington Orchestra, performing on stage in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Eddie Faye Gates with three unidentified women at a book signing

Eddie Faye Gates at a table with her books in a school gymnasium; Copy 1 of 2

Dr. Vivian Clark and Bobby Battle at the State Capitol, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Three unidentified individuals, a man putting together a bar-b-cue grill in Garland, Texas

Norman and Eddie Faye Gates with Derek Wayne Gates in Paris, France; Copy 1 of 3

Ashley Nicole President, granddaughter of Eddie Faye Gates from San Francisco Bay area, California, visiting Tulsa's 1921 Black Wall Street Memorial in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Eddie Faye Gates, Tulsa Public School administrator, holding a white t-shirt and reporting on the National Alliance of Black School Educators conference in Atlanta, Georgia, at the Tulsa Area Alliance of Black School Educators meeting

Four unidentified individuals at the Sisters Sipping Tea literary group gathering

Thelma Harrison, the first cousin of Walter White, a Director at the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and Jeanne Goodwin, social workers at Bethelhem Center in Nashville, Tennessee and former Fisk University roommates

A group of Tulsa Race Massacre survivors (pictured: unidentified survivors present, and include Delois Vaden Ramsey, second row and second from left in a turquoise dress; Thelma Thurman Knight, second row and second from right in a black jacket; Roanna He