Professor Karlos Hill on Healing History

Professor Karlos Hill on Healing History

In this episode of Peaceful Life Radio, host David Lowry and Don Drew interview Dr. Karlos Hill, Regents Professor at the University of Oklahoma, about his work as a Black studies historian. Dr. Hill discusses the importance of understanding and healing from the Black past, particularly focusing on the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. He elaborates on myths, suppressed narratives, and the profound impact of the massacre on the Black community. Dr. Hill emphasizes the critical need for racial dialogue and transformational education to foster compassion, knowledge, and healing. During the discussion, he also shares insights on his books and community initiatives dedicated to racial justice.

00:00 Introduction to the Black Past
00:43 Meet Professor Karlos Hill
01:01 Dr. Hill's Work and Mission
03:22 The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
13:56 Understanding Difficult Histories
17:21 Healing Through Dialogue
24:45 Current and Future Projects
28:10 Final Thoughts and Farewell

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