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1921 hashtag performance

#1921 on TikTok sparks historical interest, showcasing fashion, music, and events from that year. Expect vintage aesthetics, flapper dresses, Charleston dances, and glimpses into a bygone era's culture.
#fyp #discgraphophone #1921 #shellac #vibration #nonelectric
The 1921 Tulsa Race Riot & Massacre #historicaltidbits  #history #1921 #tulsamassacre1921 #tulsariots #tulsaoklahoma #riot #americanhistory #blackhistory #blackhistorytiktok #blackhistorymonth
😭😭😭 - they started calling more melanated indigenous people black therefore stripping them of their heritage (to the world (not to them THEY KNOW WHO THEY ARE!!) but no one believes that they started to call darker skinned Native to American Black!! And then there’s a huge divide and fight there that stops us from getting to the truth!! It is the truth that will set us freee!! #πŸ•ŠοΈ #tulsi #amerindian #IndigenousTikTok #turtleisland #osage #1921 #water #channle #47 #43
Replying to @The Hammer In 1921, the U.S. saw deep racial violence and systemic oppression, particularly against Indigenous and Black communities. The Osage Reign of Terror (1921–1926) targeted wealthy Osage people for their oil rights through murder and exploitation under a racist guardianship system. At the same time, the Tulsa Race Massacre devastated Black Wall Street, and melanated Native Americans faced erasure through tribal roll exclusions and systemic racism. The Immigration Quota Act of 1921 further cemented white supremacy by restricting non-European immigration, reinforcing racial hierarchies that disenfranchised Indigenous, Black, and immigrant communities. #1921 #history #moreyouknow #πŸ‘€ #water #channels #gate47 #IndigenousTikTok #blackhistory

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