- [Narrator] Community activist Greg Robinson

saw a direct connection

from the Tulsa massacre of 1921

to recent police killings.

- I had a choice.

Was I okay with chancing my freedom?

Was I okay with chancing my safety?

Was I okay with chancing justice?

Was I okay with being a willful participant

in my own degradation?

I too am America.

We too, are Oklahoma.

We too, are Tulsa.

We too, our Greenwood.

And I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired.

And that's why I'm running for mayor.

We can do better.

(crowd cheering)

We didn't just take to the streets and the days

and weeks after George Floyd's murder,

solely out of recognition of that injustice,

we took to the streets because

the injustice that was done here in the city of Tulsa

to Terence Crutcher,

and frankly to the victims of the race massacre

still had not been paid for.

And we were coming together saying,

If you think that George Floyd

is the only person

that has received in justice in this country,

you're way out of touch.

Right here in the city of Tulsa,

we have not been doing justice by citizens.

- We seek those who believe in justice,

those who believe in everybody.