Tulsa Race Massacre [ What Happened ?! ] - Mystery & Makeup GRWM | Bailey Sarian

I love that you chose the Tulsa massacre everyone Black I know knows about it but so many other Americans have no idea. If people want to know why Black people have started recording Karens this is why calling the cops falsely on us has been getting us fired, arrested, and killed for a long time.

Sadly, in Texas, I was not taught about this in school. My mother explained everything to me in middle school but when I asked my teacher the next day I was told it was false. That's when I stopped trusting teachers.

As a black woman from Alabama, I got emotional when u mentioned black men fighting a war for a country that didn’t even view them as human! To think of my grandfather being FORCED to fight for ppl that wouldn’t spit on him if he was on fire, just makes me realize how much resilience and power the black community possesses!

We just watched this in my African American history class, and my teacher told me that this video is one of the best educational videos on this topic he’s ever seen

Bailey, as a Black Woman, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'm from the south and graduated in 2017, THIS WAS NEVER TAUGHT or EVEN SPOKEN OF. Thank you for using your platform wisely in general, but especially during this time. Congratulations on 1M subscribers as well, you're doing great things and educating along the way. Please try to continue shedding light on the "whitewashed" and hidden stories of my people and my community. Thank you again! 🖤🌻

as a black woman from tulsa you don't know how much this means to me. the city of tulsa continuously uses this as a way to promote the city to tourists as if it's something cute and fun but still refuse to give any reparations to the victims to this very day. the greenwood area now is overflowing with white businesses. the only thing we really have down there is a tiny handful of obscure black businesses and a mlk memorial. the black community was moved from downtown (greenwood) to north tulsa where the black community is still struggling to find their footing. they don't even have anything up to apologize for the horrors that they caused. in 2021 it'll be the 100th anniversary and white supremacy is going to be through the roof. also a little fun fact... south tulsa used to be known for having a lot of kkk members on that side of town (most kkk meetings were held over there). it's now the richest part of town so most of the homes and rich families that still live over there til this day have had white supremacy generationally drilled into their own minds from parent to parent.

The fact that I grew up in Tulsa and this was never mentioned ONCE is saddening.

imagine starting a massacre just because someone stepped on your foot in the elevator...

Me: A professional student for over 15 years to my name, has NEVER EVER learned/heard about this injustice and tragic event. Racism is disgusting and I cannot believe people are capable of such hate towards others. Be nice, be respectful, be better.

Dude nobody ever talks about the race riots. As someone who lives in Tulsa it makes me really happy that you are talking about this! :)

"We have to educate ourselves. And we have to do better." Bailey Sarian

Seeing Bailey this hyped about 1M knowing just a couple years later she has 7M is so cool

My history teacher freshman year of high school was fired for teaching us this. She wasn't allowed to include it in the classwork. She taught a lot of us these things AFTER school. She had an after school study/educational group. We willingly joined the group to learn. She was a great teacher and they fired her not for teaching after school but for teaching THIS after school.

I cried listening to this. My skin doesn't make me a bad person. And why do I have to say that...smh. Even now. Smh. If we all treated each other like we wanted to be treated, this world would be a better place.

Man I can only imagine how Roland must have felt, tripped and then his town got attacked, how much guilt did he have for something that wasn't even his fault

I’m appalled that I as a white person, I was not taught true American history. It disgusts me, so thank you for talking about this. I know there are so many more stories like this that need to be brought to publics attention.

Okay but like, when I saw the title, I just started to cry. You have no idea how much this video means to me, a black woman. I already love you so much, I’ve been watching you for years, and this was just the icing on the cake ❤️maybe we could talk more about native Americans as well, Latinas, and other minorities that have little to now media coverage about horrible things happening in society.

As a black woman I thank you for bringing this to literally 1 million people(congrats btw!) It’s such a shame America’s real history isn’t taught in schools

Re-watching this one in 2023 and you now have well over 6 million subscribers! Congrats and we’re greatful for you and your hard work❤