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RIP Queen

The King Center mourns the passing of Viola “Mother” Fletcher, one of the last known survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

Born May 10, 1914, Mother Fletcher carried the truth of Greenwood with strength, dignity, and unwavering courage.

Her voice helped ensure that one of our nation’s greatest tragedies would not be erased from memory.
We honor her life, her resilience, and her commitment to justice.

May her legacy continue to guide us as we work to build a more just, humane, and peaceful world.

Rest in power, Mother Fletcher.

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09/30/2025

We at NAAM are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Quintard Taylor, a founding board member of the Northwest African American Museum, a trailblazing historian, and a beloved leader in our community.

Dr. Taylor dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the stories of Black people in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. As a scholar, educator, and author, his work made Black history accessible worldwide. As a mentor and advocate, he shaped generations of thinkers, leaders, and culture-bearers.

In 2007, Dr. Taylor founded BlackPast.org, now one of the world’s leading free online resources for Black history, with millions of visitors every year.

His vision and commitment helped lay the foundation for NAAM, ensuring that Black history and culture remain celebrated and honored in the Pacific Northwest.

We honor his extraordinary legacy and the countless ways he has enriched our community. Rest in Power, Dr. Taylor.

09/27/2025

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