Overview
In Tulsa, the community of Greenwood was a place where blacks had some measure of financial, social and political independence. Burned to the ground in 1921 by angry whites, Greenwood was rebuilt and boasted the largest concentration of black businesses in the country. In a nostalgic celebration of old fashioned neighborhood life, the black residents of "T-Town" relive their community's remarkable rise and ultimate decline.
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5 - 1The Kennedys (1): The Father, 1900-61 September 20, 1992 -
5 - 2The Kennedys (2): The Sons, 1961-80 September 21, 1992
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5 - 3The Donner Party October 28, 1992 -
5 - 4Liberators: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II November 04, 1992
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5 - 5George Washington: The Man Who Wouldn't Be King November 18, 1992
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5 - 6Last Stand at Little Big Horn November 25, 1992
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5 - 7If You Knew Sousa January 11, 1993
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5 - 8Simple Justice January 18, 1993
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5 - 9Knute Rockne and His Fighting Irish February 08, 1993
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5 - 10Sit Down And Fight February 01, 1993
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5 - 11Rachel Carson's Silent Spring February 15, 1993
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5 - 12Goin' Back to T-Town March 01, 1993 -
5 - 20Ishi: The Last Yahi Indian December 02, 1992