North Texas Church Shining Light On Black-Owned Businesses In Remembrance Of Tulsa Race Massacre

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North Texas Church Shining Light On Black-Owned Businesses In Remembrance Of Tulsa Race Massacre

In remembrance of the Tulsa Race Massacre, Friendship West Baptist Church is showing how black-owned businesses are thriving in North Texas.

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