Changing the Narrative: Addressing Language, Black History and Empowerment with Kristi Williams
Join the Museum for a powerful presentation by Kristi Williams, founder of Black History Saturdays. In response to legislation restricting Black history education in Oklahoma, Williams, a direct descendant of the Tulsa Race Massacre, created a groundbreaking school to ensure these vital stories are taught and preserved. Now touring the country, she shares her insights on race, memory, and the urgent need to protect historical truth. Don’t miss this important conversation about the language of remembrance and its role in shaping a more just future.
This program will feature a 45-minute lecture followed by live Q&A.
