hello, i'm anna lisa bruner, the great granddaughter of mary elizabeth jones parish, tulsa race massacre, survivor offer of a nation must awake, nicely seattle. lisa, thanks for being with us. hello, carlos, hello audience, who you are? hi, my name is carlos marino. i'm the author of the victory of greenwood, which tells readers about the founding of greenwood and it's historical figures up until the present day. get to have had a door in the context of the tulsa race masika. introduce yourself to international students. hello, i'm laura pitter. i'm the deputy director of the u. s. program at human rights watch, and we've offered a report called the case for reparations. in tulsa, oklahoma, get to have the gas analissa and call us in order to understand what happened in greenwood, in tulsa. you have to appreciate what an extraordinary place it was. i am not sure if the, the descriptions i've seen. the pictures i've seen have been slightly exaggerated. here was such an amazing place. cos. what did you know about that? what do you want to share with us about greenwich festival? well, green

when your finishes call us, you pick up and then anna lisa, 30 seconds. captain late night says i live 3 hours from there in texas. i graduated in 86 and was not aware of it until a couple of years ago. captain, late night is talking about the total race. masika had no idea it happened. laura. i hope that he does more research and studies more because, you know, this country was built on slavery and, and, you know, the tulsa race massacre is just one of many incidents of, of horrible racial violence took place across the country. so i hope that he does more research and learns about those other institute as well. and you know how the wealth of this nation has been, is built on, we really policies and, and slavery itself. yeah, i would agree. and i would also say we know a lot more today than we did even 20 years ago or even 5 years ago. and so i would even invite the viewer to take a look at and be inspired by the great lives of the people who lived in greenwood and learn about their legacy and learn about the great things that have come from greenwood, from its music to its culture. t

anna lisa, what did she say in her was i'll tell you what she said and what she saw. her young daughter, 7 years old, was at the window. my great grandmother had been teaching in her teaching school for type, writing and secretarial services. my grandmother, the young girl in the window called her mother, mother, i see me with guns, with a great urgency. my great grandmother sprang to her feet and she looked out and she saw people advancing with torches. people passing by an automobile with guns hanging out, committing drive by shootings. actually there were planes overhead as carlos have mentioned. and my grandmother, my great grandmother, prayed to have guidance, you know, and what is what you can well imagine was a life or death. quandary should i remain in my home where it can be burned to death, or should i take my chances and amongst the flying bullets outside, she thought it would be better. she says to die in the street from bullet shot than to be subject of incendiary devices within her home. so she, she ran out onto the street. someone cried out, get out of

anna: we believe tech still has more room to go, but the outperformer in the next six months, i would put my money on financials. lisahow much is this a bet on the steepening yield curve? anna: that steepening yield curve has been a headwind for banks and financials in the last quarter. you saw what happens -- what happened when the yield curve has been flattening. it can be a challenge. but i think that is something the market is going to get through. i think that a sum that is going to see that trend return to a steepening yield curve, especially as you see more data come out. one of the things we've got to watch out for as well is how long is that inflation going to be marred, or wink could it continue. can the supply chain really keep it suppressed for the next several months? that is going to be a part of the market we look at a signal for that. jonathan: thank you, anna han of wells fargo. your market bouncing back a little bit, up 5, 6 points on the s&p 500, advancing a little more than 0.1%. a big bounce back in the financials and energy yesterday. the banks up by more than 2% in yesterday's session. the ques