G.t. Bynum

2 months ago | infobae.com | G.t. Bynum |Rossana Marín

Un siglo después de la devastadora masacre racial de Tulsa, un nuevo proyecto propone medidas concretas para reparar los daños sufridos en el barrio Greenwood, conocido como Black Wall Street, y compensar a los sobrevivientes y sus descendientes. Según informó The New York Times, el plan, denominado Project Greenwood, incluye pagos en efectivo, la construcción de un hospital y la posible devolución de tierras a las familias afectadas.

Jan 1, 2025 | tulsapeople.com | G.t. Bynum |Connie Cronley

A community is only as rich as its citizens. We remember here a diverse honor roll of people who made our part of the world a better place. They include artists and athletes, businesspeople and philanthropists, educators and clergy, public servants and nonprofit administrators, journalists and veterans. Their caring dedication and hard work left enriching legacies. Aug. 26, 1933-Sept. 24, 2024Beloved pediatrician and philanthropist known for his profound capacity for empathy and great sense of humor.

Nov 27, 2024 | huffpost.com | G.t. Bynum

Earlier this month, former Oklahoma state Rep. Monroe Nichols (D) was elected the first Black mayor of Tulsa. Among other plans, Nichols wants to help heal a community still grappling with the legacy of a racist massacre that killed at least 300 people more than a century ago.

Nov 21, 2024 | publicradiotulsa.org | G.t. Bynum

Tune in to Morning Edition and All Things Considered Friday morning and afternoon to hear excerpts of this interview. KWGS' Ben Abrams sat down with outgoing Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum at city hall to talk about his political tenure. Bynum was asked about the commemoration of the 1921 Race Massacre, the McGirt decision, welcoming immigrants to Tulsa, elected officials' salaries and public transit. 1 of 2  — DSC_0032_New.jpg Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum speaks with KWGS at City Hall on Nov. 19, 2024.

Nov 13, 2024 | kosu.org | Ben Abrams |G.t. Bynum

Monroe Nichols is laying out his plans before taking office as Tulsa’s next mayor. Nichols and current Mayor G.T. Bynum held a joint press conference last week at city hall. Bynum said the focus now is a smooth transition. “The most important thing that our team here at city hall can do over the next 25 days is to provide him all the support and whatever he needs to start strong on December 2nd when he is sworn in as our mayor,” Bynum said.