The Incredible Story Behind This 1920s Tulsa Beauty Salon!

Mabel B. Little was more than just a businesswoman—she was a pioneer of Black economic empowerment in Greenwood, the heart of Black Wall Street. Through her successful beauty salon, she not only built wealth but also trained and employed Black women, giving them financial independence in an era of racial oppression. Discover the inspiring story of how she turned beauty into a movement and helped shape the legacy of Black Wall Street!

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Here are 5 references for viewers interested in learning more about Mabel B. Little and the historical context of her work in Greenwood:

1. Greenwood Cultural Center:
Explore their online exhibits and historical resources about Black Wall Street and its influential figures.
Website: https://www.thegreenwoodculturalcente...

2. Tulsa Historical Society:
This site offers archival materials, photographs, and detailed articles about Tulsa’s Greenwood District and its community leaders.
Website: https://tulsahistory.org

3. Library of Congress Digital Collections:
Use the search function for digitized historical newspapers, government documents, and images that shed light on Black Wall Street and its entrepreneurs.

4. Website: https://www.loc.gov
Academic Research Databases (JSTOR/Google Scholar):
Search for scholarly articles and historical papers on Black Wall Street, beauty entrepreneurship, and economic empowerment in early 20th-century America.
Websites: https://www.jstor.org and https://scholar.google.com

5. Book Reference – "Black Wall Street: From Riot to Renaissance in Tulsa's Historic Greenwood District":
This comprehensive book provides in-depth context on the rise, achievements, and challenges of Black Wall Street, including profiles of its pioneering business leaders like Mabel B. Little. (Please verify the publication details at your local library or bookstore.)
These resources will provide a solid foundation for further research into the life of Mabel B. Little and the broader history of Black Wall Street. Enjoy your exploration!