Don't call her a victim because she's a survivor.

At 109 years old, she lived through the horrors of the Tulsa race massacre, and she refuses

to be silent.

This is Two Minute Black History, what you didn't learn in school.

Air planes flew overhead barely audible over the screams ringing out in the night.

It was unclear if this guy was black or just full of smoke.

Shots ricocheted off buildings and multiple bodies lay in the street.

At just seven years old, she witnessed it all.

Miss Viola Fletcher is the oldest and one of the last survivors of the Tulsa race massacre.

For some time, Fletcher was terrified to speak about the horrors she experienced.

But as time passed, something replaced her fear.

Courage.

Looking steadily into the eyes of Congress, Fletcher stated, our country may forget this

history, but I cannot.

But as debates about what reparations could look like for survivors continue, Fletcher

has taken matters into her own hands.

Fletcher's memoir, Don't Let Them Burry My Story, was officially published on July 4th of

2023 under Mocha Media, a black woman-owned publishing company.

Published on America's Independence Day is a clear statement that white supremacist

violence will never silence it.

It takes immense courage to share your truth.

You are never too old to share your story.

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