Lost in the Fire: Reflections on the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial

Ball, Alina

Journal: UC Law Constitutional Quarterly

Volume: 49

First Page: 216

Year: 2022

Bluebook Citation: 49 UC L. CONST. Q. 216 (2022)

Author: Alina Ball: all 3 publications


Abstract

The Tulsa Race Massacre centennial, occurring on the heels of the Movement for Black Lives and its historic national spotlight on racial inequity, provides a rare moment to be reflective about how transactional lawyering can advance racial and economic justice. This Essay examines the Greenwood District to not only explain the continuing economic disenfranchisement of people of color, but also provide transactional lawyers a case study through which they can critically examine their efforts to move beyond the rhetoric of economic development to rooting out racial violence and oppression that threatens not merely minority-owned businesses, but the lives of people of color.

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