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Anna Littlejohn
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Staff Writer, The Black Wall Street Times
Oklahoma City
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By Anna Littlejohn Verified| The Black Wall Street Times Verified Daisy Lee Gatson Bates was born in 1914 in the small Arkansas town of Huttig, near the Louisiana border. Her legacy includes the creation of a Little Rock newspaper, which she started with her husband, and the mentorship she offered local students, who were historically known as the Little Rock Nine. Her birth parents remain unknown, but Susie and Orlee Smith took her in as their foster child when she was nine. As an adolescent, she attended a segregated school in her hometown.
By Anna Littlejohn Verified| The Black Wall Street Times Verified Incoming tariffs set by the Trump administration are expected to impact the prices we witness across many different sectors, including food and groceries. Initially set to go into effect on April 2, Trump has since delayed the start date for the tariffs set on Mexico and Canada. In the early days of Trump’s second term, he boasted about placing tariffs on our two neighboring countries as well as China. As of March 7, Trump has set a 20% tariff on imported goods from China.
By Anna Littlejohn Verified| The Black Wall Street Times Verified Daisy Lee Gatson Bates was born in 1914 in the small Arkansas town of Huttig, near the Louisiana border. Her legacy includes the creation of a Little Rock newspaper, which she started with her husband, and the mentorship she offered local students, who were historically known as the Little Rock Nine. Her birth parents remain unknown, but Susie and Orlee Smith took her in as their foster child when she was nine. As an adolescent, she attended a segregated school in her hometown.
Company Info
The Black Wall Street Times
The Black Wall Street Times is a Black-owned digital news media company based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, specifically in the historic Greenwood District. Founded in 2017 by Nehemiah D. Frank, the publication aims to amplify Black voices and experiences through journalism that emphasizes equity, representation, and truth. It honors the legacy of Black Wall Street, a once-thriving economic hub that was destroyed during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The company provides comprehensive news coverage on various topics, including politics, education, health, arts, culture, and social justice. It features historical stories related to Black Wall Street and broader Black cultural heritage. The publication also offers opinion pieces that analyze systemic inequities and community resilience. Additionally, it provides newsletter subscriptions for readers to receive exclusive content and event updates. The Black Wall Street Times engages with nonprofits and grassroots organizations to promote social change and is dedicated to serving Black communities and advocates for racial justice.
Oklahoma City, United States
+1 918-804-8526
Founded: 2016