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Oklalusa: The Story of the Black State Movement in Oklahoma AUTH-3944522 Publisher: Little

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Publisher: Little

ISBN10: 0988761904

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Oklalusa: The Story of the Black State Movement in Oklahoma AUTH-3944522 Publisher: LittleOklalusa, which means home of the black people, is about the true story of a U. S. Territory becoming a state run by men and women with fleecy locks and dark complexions. The black state movement begins in Indian Territory as the black Indians battle fears that allotment will displace them and the loss of land to farm would leave them bereft. J. Milton Turner, a black diplomat from Missouri has President Rutherford B. Hayes's ear. Turner and his able

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