Thank you very much. I thank Chair Jackson Lee for convening this hearing.
For well over a year now, America has grappled with two public health crises, the COVID-19 pandemic, and an epidemic of ...
We must deal with historical truth. We must heed Professor Franklin's admonitions; keep the memory of the massacre alive...
Today's hearing is an important opportunity to commemorate the Tulsa-Greenwood Race Massacre of 1921.
I pledge to work with you on legislation on this front.
Congress needs to step up.
One potential remedy that I find of particular interest is the idea of a victim compensation fund.
The Tulsa-Greenwood Massacre can be described as an Act of ethnic cleansing, which was subsequently wiped from the histo...
I want to commend Chair Cohen for holding today's hearing.
Reparations to the historic Greenwood community in real and tangible form would be good public policy.
Thank you, Chair Jackson Lee for holding this importing hearing on juvenile justice, not, by the way, on immigration.