Preview Clip: Reverend S. S. Jones, Home Movies (1924-1928)
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Reverend Solomon Sir Jones documented African-American life, culture, and success in Oklahoma a few years after the Tulsa Race Riots. His films demonstrate the nuance and diversity of the Black community during the period. His camera captures children, deacons, young professionals, homemakers, businessmen, community leaders, landowners, field workers, students, and neighbors. Some of his subjects included formerly enslaved men and women and their descendants who built these thriving towns. Together, these communities worked, worshiped, played celebrated, loved and mourned together. Jones takes considerable care to illustrate how they built something special - self-sustaining and self-determined societies.
-Mary N. Elliot, Museum Specialist at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture
This film was restored by Kino Lorber which was archived in the Library of Congress and released in a 5 disc box set: Pioneers of African American Cinema. *******************************************************************************************************
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Everyone back then was so neat and well presented.
Oh how I wish I could travel back in time and talk to them and warn them of things to come so proud of them oh! sooooo proud rest on my people they had no idea one of thier own in 2020 would see what they had done
BEAUTIFUL!!! If only it was like this today
I love my people!
Look at my people !!!!!
A oil rig producing 2000 barrels a day is over 40k a day in today's dollars!
YOUR OWN BUSINESS AND HOMES!
Thank you for sharing. It’s sad they had no clue what was about to happen to them and that town .. pure evil was on the way. Thanks again for sharing 💞
The riot happened in 1921. This footage is after the riots.
BEAUTIFUL SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL 🙏🏾
Thank you❤️
This was so fascinating and yet heartbreaking, they'd have no idea what was in store for them.
What was in store?
@@fortgrove3166 the Tulsa massacre
Wow, how nice.and so long.they were making videos already my goodness.incredible
Wow I went to Langston University was great to see it in the clips, and i'm in Tulsa Oklahoma great to see old GREENWOOD!!!
I would have loved to go back in time to see what my Grandfather was doing back then he and his family are from Boley he was a Rodeo Cowboy he had 13 Brothers and Sisters and had a Farm he told me he saw Pretty Boy Floyd in town
Hi Jay
Husband's mom was from Boley.
Read Back in Boley by SP Jennifer
Incredible
Genesis 15
12 And when the sun was going down, a deep sleep fell upon Abram; and, lo, an horror of great darkness fell upon him.
13 And he said unto Abram, Know of a surety that thy seed shall be a stranger in a land that is not theirs, and shall serve them; and they shall afflict them four hundred years; 1619 - 2019 Jacob's trouble~ Jeremiah 30
(house-bill H.R.1242)
14 And also that nation, whom they shall serve, will I judge: and afterward shall they come out with great substance.
They will be taken to a strange land on ships and will serve as bondsmen and bonds women, for 400 years. After which they will leave with great substance and I will judge the nation that afflicted them.
Speak Yahsharahla Speak!
Praise The Mighty YAH, for His mercies endures forever!
Hallelu-YAH!
Just fascinating. This was after Tulsa? But it was before the Depression.....
Yes after the Tulsa riots. This was in 1925. Watch Uncle Tom II for more footage going into the 1940s.
Those beautiful people had oil in their back yards. America could have been even richer today, if they were not kept down. Our people came with skills and knowledge from Africa.
Thank you Jesus Amen 😍😂🙄
Self sufficient,
Wow!!!
I was thinking bout moving out of state with no money or place to stay and thought of many of our people hightailed it,out the south without koney saved ir things lined up. They made it. Im ready to move..
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This was after the Tulsa 1921 riots.