The final book brings the story to the present. It tells what was built in Tulsa’s Greenwood and Durham’s Parrish Street, and what was taken. It explains how the racial wealth gap was made, follows Black writers, artists, and filmmakers who told their own story, and walks through the years from Barack Obama’s election to the protests of 2020. It ends with the fights still underway over voting, prisons, health, and the teaching of Black history, and with the author’s own call to carry the torch forward.
Inside:
- Black Wall Street
- The Wealth Gap and the Case for Repair
- Black Art and Literature
- Telling Our Own Story: Black Film and Television
- From Obama to Black Lives Matter
- The Fight Today
- Epilogue and Closing Message by Robert A. Scott
- About 10,000 words
- 57 historical images
- Every chapter sourced and fact-checked, with a full bibliography



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