How Curious: Where Were Oklahoma’s Green Book Listings?

How Curious
18/03/2019 7 min

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The Green Book was a guide for African Americans traveling during segregation. It listed businesses that did not discriminate on the basis of race. KGOU listener Luciana Simmons asked How Curious: Where were Oklahoma’s Green Book entries? Do they still exist?

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