From 1838 - 1921 and lessons we can take away from the legacy of Black Wall Street today.
Path to Tulsa
O.W Gurley and the Williams
FREE PREVIEWBONUS: Meet John and Loula Williams
What happened to Greenwood?
Financial Lessons from Greenwood
7 Steps to Launch Your Business
We know that Tulsa's Black Wall Street was destroyed in 1921 but what happened before. How were they able to build and how can we learn from its legacy.
Tulsa's Building Black Wall Street takes a look at the early history, financial lessons, and historical figures behind Tulsa's Black Wall Street. The course will go through the history of Tulsa's Black Wall Street and give a bonus to aspiring entrepreneurs.
Review Prominent Black Leaders and Business Folks
Analyze How each entrepreneur was able to be successful
Understand basic financial and business concepts
Think Critically about lessons you can apply from the legacy of Tulsa's Black Wall Street
Bonus: Learn the 7 steps to launching your business
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