Young, Wessley "Wess" Hubert, Sr.
General
World War II veteran and longtime Tulsa activist. Founder and first president of the Brady Heights Neighborhood Association.
Found in 36 Collections and/or Records:
Survivors Wess Young, Sr., Otis Granville Clark, and Thelma Thurman Knight on their way to the United States Supreme Court in Washington, District of Columbia, March 7, 2005
Survivors Wess Young, Sr., Thelma Thurman Knight, Eddie Faye Gates, Otis Granville Clark, and an unidentified woman in Washington, District of Columbia, March 2005
Printed in black ink, "ccc3666 111/142 > Mom, C, Y, K, leslie in+ 40> 03/20/05" vertically in center on verso; Printed in black ink, "FUJIFILM Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper" repeating on verso
Survivors Wess Young, Sr., Thelma Thurman Knight, Eddie Faye Gates, Otis Granville Clark, and an unidentified woman in Washington, District of Columbia, March 2005
Printed in black ink, "076086 23>019 +00+00+00+01 835 dscf0537 BELTON0760" in center on verso; Printed in black ink, "Kodak PROFESSIONAL ENDURA PAPER PAPIER PAPEL DO NOT COPY REPRODUCTION INTERDETE PROFESSIONAL IMAGES ARE COPYRIGHT PROTECTED " repeating on verso
Ten individuals in Washington, District of Columbia, pictured left to right: an unidentified man, Representative Al Green, two obscured individuals, Karen Jackson Simpson, survivors Genevieve Tillman-Jackson and Wess Young, Sr. (seated), Raymond Knight, and Representative Bobby Lee Rush, is facing away at the bottom right of the photograph, March 8, 2005
The Tulsa Race Massacre group, Thelma Thurman Knight, Wess Young, Sr., Otis Granville Clark, Genevieve Tillman-Jackson, and Robert Holloway, with Eddie Faye Gates, and a group of Harvard University faculty and students are in the House of Representatives, March 8, 2005
Tulsa Race Massacre group (pictured clockwise left to right: Raymond Knight, Otis Granville Clark, Genevieve Tillman-Jackson, Karen Jackson Simpson, Wess Young, Sr., Robert Holloway and his wife Anita Holloway) with Eddie Faye Gates on a chartered bus to events in Washington, District of Columbia, March 8, 2005
Tulsa Race Massacre survivors and supporters at a demonstration in support of reparations in front of the United States Supreme Court Building in Washington, District of Columbia, including Wess Young, Sr. and Genevieve Tillman-Jackson, 2005
Inscribed in blue ink, "U.S. Supreme Court D.C. 2005" in upper center on verso; Inscribed in blue ink, ".3" in bottom right corner; Printed in black ink, "ccc3666 140/142 > Young keepign warm_0+ 69> 03/20/05" in center on verso; Printed in black ink, "FUJIFILM Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper" repeating on verso
Tulsa Race Massacre survivors Otis Clark, Thelma Thurman Knight, Wess Young, Sr. standing in front of Representative Maxine Waters, standing behind Waters is Mary N. Elliott, a descendant of Tulsa Race Massacre survivors, and lawyer Dr. Charles Ogletree Jr. in front of the United States Supreme Court Building in Washington, District of Columbia at a demonstration in support of reparations; Copy 4 of 4, March 2005
Printed in black ink, "ccc3666 135/142 > survivors court step+ 64> 03/20/05" vertically in center on verso; Printed in black ink, "FUJIFILM Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper" repeating on verso
Tulsa Race Massacre survivors Otis Granville Clark, Thelma Thurman Knight, Wess Young, Sr. standing in front of Representative Maxine Waters, standing behind Waters is Mary N. Elliott, a descendant of Tulsa Race Massacre survivors, and lawyer Dr. Charles Ogletree Jr. in front of the United States Supreme Court Building in Washington, District of Columbia at a demonstration in support of reparations; Copy 1 of 4, 2005
Tulsa Race Massacre survivors Otis Granville Clark, Thelma Thurman Knight, Wess Young, Sr. standing in front of Representative Maxine Waters, standing behind Waters is Mary N. Elliott, a descendant of Tulsa Race Massacre survivors, and lawyer Dr. Charles Ogletree Jr. in front of the United States Supreme Court Building in Washington, District of Columbia at a demonstration in support of reparations; Copy 2 of 4, 2005
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- American 33
- Photograph 33
- The Eddie Faye Gates Tulsa Race Massacre Collection 33
- Wess Young 19
- Otis Granville Clark 13
- Thelma Thurman Knight 10
- Eddie Faye Gates 9
- Washington D.C. 8
- Raymond Knight 5
- black shirt 4
- glasses 4
- massacre survivors 4
- meeting 4
- red lipstick 4
- Congressional Hearing 3
- Congresswoman Maxine Waters 3
- Senator Barack Obama 3
- black pants 3
- grey pants 3
- hat 3
- medallion 3
- peach suit 3
- survivors seated 3
- white cap 3
- white collared shirt 3
- 8 people 2
- Anita Holloway 2
- Congressional Black Caucus 2
- Congressman Al Green 2
- D.C. 2
- Dr. Charles Ogletree 2
- Dr. Clark 2
- Genevieve Tillman-Jackson 2
- President 2
- President Barack Obama 2
- Representative Dorothy Tillman 2
- Representative of North Carolina Melvin Watts 2
- Robert Holloway 2
- Tulsa Massacre Survivor 2
- black blazer 2
- black coat 2
- black dress 2
- black hat 2
- black suit 2
- black tuxedo 2
- brown blazer 2
- coats 2
- collared shirts 2
- earrings 2
- eight people in photo 2
- eyeglasses 2
- flat cap 2
- gray hair 2
- grey beard 2
- grey blazer 2
- hanging lamp 2
- historical reference 2
- khaki trench coat 2
- lamp 2
- light blue tie 2
- medal 2
- pink coat 2
- red cap 2
- round glasses 2
- seven people 2
- stripped shirt 2
- stripped tie 2
- talking 2
- wooden wall 2
- wooden walls 2
- yellow tie 2
- 1921 Massacre Survivors 1
- 1921 Survivors 1
- 1921 race riot survivors 1
- 2500 Pennsylvania Ave. 1
- 5 people 1
- African American man with glasses 1
- African necklace 1
- American Airlines 1
- Asian lady 1
- Brady Heights 1
- Brady Heights Home 1
- Brady Street 1
- Bus 1
- Congress 1
- Congressional Hall 1
- Congressional Hearings 1
- Davis security yard sign 1
- Dr. John Hope Franklin 1
- Georgetown 1
- Group traveling in D.C. 1
- Jamaican delivery 1
- Jamaican delivery man 1
- Karen Jackson Simpson 1
- Leslie Mansfield 1
- Mr. Clark 1
- Mr. Corneilus Young 1
- North Denver Street 1
- On the Way to the Supreme Court to request reparations. 1
- Raymond Holloway 1 ∧ less