>>> ON TUESDAY, PRESIDENT BIDEN
WILL TRAVEL TO TULSA, OKLAHOMA, TO VISIT SURVIVORS OF ONE OF THE
WORST RACE ATTACKS IN AMERICA'S HISTORY.
100 YEARS AGO TOMORROW, WHITE MOBS LOOTED AND BURNED A PART OF
TOWN KNOWN AS BLACK WALL STREET. THEY KILLED AS MANY AS 300 BLACK
AMERICANS AND LEFT THOUSANDS HOMELESS.
A MASSACRE SO HORRIFIC, A LOT OF PEOPLE DIDN'T TALK ABOUT IT FOR
DECADES. THAT SLOWLY CHANGED AND NOW 100
YEARS LATER, SURVIVORS ARE FIGHTING TO MAKE SURE IT IS
NEVER FORGOTTEN. MO
>> Reporter: IT'S THE HISTORY LESSON MOST OF US NEVER LEARNED
ABOUT IN SCHOOL. >> NOT JUST BLACK HISTORY BUT
IT'S AMERICAN HISTORY. >> Reporter: IT STARTS WITH THE
THRIVING BLACK COMMUNITY OF GREENWOOD IN TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
NEARLY 40 ACRES OF THE RESTAURANTS, BANKS, HOTELS AND
STOREFRONTS. A SUCCESS STORY SO POWERFUL, IT
BECAME KNOWN AS BLACK WALL STREET.
UNTIL IT WAS BURNED TO THE GROUND.
>> THIS RIOT HAPPENED AND A LOT OF PEOPLE WERE MURDERED.
>> IT'S A DARK PART OF OUR HISTORY.
>> Reporter: A WHITE MOB RAN THROUGH THE TOWN KILLING BLACK
RESIDENTS AND LOOTING THEIR HOMES.
WITH NO OFFICIAL DEATH TOLL, EXPERTS BELIEVE AT LEAST 300
DIED THAT DAY. 800 WERE ROUNDED.
MORE THAN 8,000 PEOPLE LEFT HOMELESS.
ARCHAEOLOGIST UNCOVERED A MASS GRAVE WITH UNMARKED COFFINS.
THOSE WHO ESCAPED LEFT NEARLY EVERYTHING BEHIND.
>> THAT'S WHERE IT ALL BURNED. >> Reporter: 100 YEARS LATER,
SOME STILL CARRY THE MEMORIES. DID YOU SEE BLACK BODIES IN THE
STREET? >> IN THE STREET.
THAT'S RIGHT. THAT'S RIGHT.
>> Reporter: THIS WOMAN WAS 7 WHEN THE MASSACRE HAPPENED.
HER BROTHER WAS JUST AN INFANT. WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER FROM THAT
NIGHT? >> REMEMBER THE NOISE, GUNS
SHOOTING, PEOPLE RUNNING AND SCREAMING AND NOISE FROM THE AIR
LIKE AN AIRPLANE. FIRES BURNING AND SMELLING
SMOKE. >> Reporter: DO YOU REMEMBER
SEEING BLACK PEOPLE KILLED? >> SURE.
THAT'S WHO WAS GETTING KILLED. >> Reporter: A LOSS THAT CAN
STILL BE MEASURED TODAY. THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FOR BLACK
BLACKS IN TULSA IS HIGH.
>> MY AUNT SAID THE ONLY THING SHE HAD WERE THE CLOTHES ON HER
BACK. >> Reporter: FOR SURVIVORS, THE
LEGACY OF THAT DAY IS EVERYWHERE.
WHAT ABOUT NOW? >> IT'S NOT WHAT IT SHOULD BE.
THIS PLACE WAS BURNED TO THE GROUND OUT OF JEALOUSY.
BLACK PEOPLE WHO WERE SUPPOSED TO BE INFERIOR AND POOR COULD
HAVE SUCH PROSPERITY. >> Reporter: AN ACT OF TERROR NO
ONE HAS EVER BEEN HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR.
>> IT'S SOMETHING YOU DON'T FORGET.
YOU THINK ABOUT THAT ALL THE TIME.
I KIND OF HAVE A FEELING IT'S TIME TO RUN.
NO TELLING WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN. >> Reporter: EVEN TODAY?
YOU HAVE THAT FEELING? >> OH, YES.
SURE. I HARDLY SLEEP NIGHTS.
IT DON'T LEAVE YOUR MIND. NOT MINE.
IT'S SOMETHING I HAVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT FOR THE LAST 100
YEARS. >> Reporter: 100 YEARS AND
COUNTING. >> THANK YOU.
>> THANK YOU. FOR MORE ON THE MASSACRE AND ITS