Tulsa Race Massacre survivors accept offer to become Ghanaian citizens

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Tulsa Race Massacre survivors accept offer to become Ghanaian citizens

Two survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre have accepted the offer to become Ghanaian citizens after taking a special trip to Ghana, BBC reports. 'We accept it with great joy and we thank the president for this great honor,' said Viola Fletcher, 107, and her brother Hughes Van Ellis, 100. The two centenarians left...

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