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Two unidentified individuals at a North Tulsa Black Professional Women's Club meeting at the Gates' home in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Eddie Faye Gates and Karen Pettigrew at a Black Professional Women's Club meeting posing for the "Facts, Food, and Fashions Around The World" skit

Johnnie Cochran, the leading lawyer in the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 lawsuit, Eddie Faye Gates, and her son, Kevin Jerome Gates in Tulsa, OK; Copy 5 of 5

Eddie Faye Gates with then Senator Barack Hussein Obama, holding Gate's book "Riot on Greenwood", with an unidentified man in the background reading a paper; Copy 5 of 5

Unidentified McClain High School cheerleaders at the Operation Outreach "At-Rise" retreat, Our Lady of the Osages, Tulsa, Oklahoma

North Tulsa Oral History Project. Includes interviews with Jobie Elizabeth Holderness, Alfred Barnett, Thelma Whitlow, Ernie Fields, Pocahontas Greadington, Thelma DeEtta Perryman Gray, and Fannie Hill.

Group of unidentified people

Two unidentified men in casual army dress, playing chess in barracks

Lloyd H. Williams, Jr. and Beryl Anita Williams

Unidentified man in formal dress on the telephone

Unidentified woman and unidentified young boy

Verneice Dunn Sims, Michael Rosenbaum, Senior Producer for 60 Minutes II, and Eddie Faye Gates; Copy 1 of 2

Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Lois Taylor with Eddie Faye Gates, in Sarasota, California

Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Mrs. Clotie Wright in Los Angeles, California

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

Representative Don Ross at an "Operation Outreach 'At Risk'" retreat, at Our Lady of the Osages, in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Three unidentified people, one woman and two men, standing with a stone monument

Print by Monroe Studio, Tulsa Oklahoma, of M.J West and J.E. Hardy with 7 unidentified young boys

A woman, Velma (no last name given), standing at a podium at a Tulsa Race Massacre program