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Hey, who lives in South Jersey?!
101-yr old Black Wallstreet Survivor Oliva Hooker Still Fighting for Justice & Reparations
Dr. Olivia Hooker is a 101-year-old lady survived the horrific racist attack on the African-American community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, one of the most devastating massacres in the history of U.S. race relations. Tulsa race riot took place on May 31, 1921, in Greenwood, where located one of the most successful and wealthiest black communities in the United States during the early 20th Century, that was popularly known as America’s “Black Wall Street”.
Its residents were among the best educated African Americans in the country who built schools, hospitals, libraries, grocery stores, movie theaters, more than 600 businesses and other useful facilities.
However, all these were burned down by the group of white racists. They didn’t have mercy on anybody. They bombed the town and razed hospitals and schools.
Dr. Hooker recalled that racists entered houses and broke or stole the family’s possessions and even destroyed the food on the stove.
This memory helped her in her fight for justice. During the Great Depression, Dr. Hooker earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education and became the first African-American woman to join the U.S. Coast Guard in 1945.
She received Master’s Degree and Ph.D. and co-founded the American Psychological Association’s Division of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
At 87, she retired in 2002. At 95, she volunteered with the Coast Guard Auxiliary in Yonkers, N.Y.
She received the APA Presidential Citation and the NYS Veteran’s Hall of Fame award.
In 2015 Congress honored her, and the Coast Guard named a Staten Island dining facility and a training facility in Washington, D.C., after her. President Barack Obama also recognized her Coast Guard service and legacy at the academy’s annual commencement that year.
Dr. Hooker devoted her life to educating younger generations to be tolerant of racial diversity and to prevent racial discrimination of Black people.
Black people inspire me every day.
#BlackLivesMatter
For all the Black people who say “if we respect ourselves” or “If we invest money in ourselves instead of wasting it on frivolous things we’d succeed.” As the answers to racism
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Young black queens. Enjoying a wine festival
Always dressed like there's a funeral lol
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Strength and balance
Shorty ain’t fold 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
She straight flexed on everybody even me
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this is my favourite vine tbh
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If I reblog it does that mean I’m gonna have good dick to give out this summer? 🤔
Just here for the money part lmao
Bring me my blessings
I just need the money
both.
So cute
When pretty girls hit the city
Me