Trama

This is the story of the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921, the worst case of domestic terrorism in American history. It is about the few remaining survivors and their fight for justice and compensation; their demand for the dignity and recognition of those who died that day and who have been denied a decent burial for 87 years; the pursuit of the justice that they have been denied in the Courts and now in the Congress of the United States. It captures their journey for justice as these 3 surviving victims (90, 92 and 104 years old) travel the country telling their stories and being embraced by the real America everywhere they go. They are lovable, loved and determined to share their unique stories, that were hidden for 80 years by a conspiracy of silence. Despite the efforts of the guilty and shamed who would prefer to delay, deny and hope they die, these warriors for right refuse to be silenced - even after the Creator calls them home.—Anonymous

This documentary is about the survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot and their quest for justice. Personal stories of the survivors are told along with the history of the riot and the survivors' lawsuit against the City of Tulsa and the State of Oklahoma. The court case is followed all the way to the US Supreme Court.—Anonymous