Digital image of a community meeting on the Tulsa Race Massacre

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Digital image of a photograph of four people seated in chairs at a community meeting on the Tulsa Race Massacre. A man at left wears a dark blue shirt, light-colored pants, sneakers, and holds a packet of papers in his hands. A woman to his right wears a purple dress and white sandals and balances a notebook on crossed legs. A man to her right wears an orange button-down shirt, khaki shorts, black shoes and socks, and holds a cane in his right hand. The man at right wears eyeglasses, a white shirt, jeans, and balances a blue portfolio on crossed legs. Print at bottom right reads [16 9'00]. Image of back of photograph shows a repeating watermark that reads [FUJIFILM / Fujicolor CrystalArchive / Paper]. Text at top center, handwritten in black ink reads [TRR2001 Meeting].

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