Across the Tracks and Eaters

Across the Tracks and EatersAcross the Tracks is a graphic nonfiction account that brings to life the story of Greenwood, Oklahomaonce known as Black Wall Streetand one of the most significant chapters in American history. Written by Alverne Ball and illustrated by Stacey Robinson, the book introduces readers to a thriving Black community whose achievements and cultural vitality shaped a powerful legacy prior to the devastating 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Before the events of

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