The Tulsan Legacy Index is a curated, living record of the institutions that form the backbone of our diverse economy. These businesses are vetted through our Cultural Market Intelligence framework as "Safe Havens" in Tulsa that are authentically welcoming, mission-aligned, and historically significant.

A popular Black female owned tea lounge founded by Tea Rush, offering a unique and extensive menu of bubble teas, smoothies, and sea moss in a casual and modern space.
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A community-focused cafe founded by Chef Aimee Hunter offering hyperlocal, garden-sourced food and apothecary goods with a mission to serve the Tulsa community.
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A restaurant serving authentic Caribbean cuisine inspired by the Dominica.
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A Black-owned dining experience specializing in authentic soul food.
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A Black-owned soul food restaurant.
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A restaurant and bar specializing in New Orleans-inspired Creole cuisine.
Sun: 10AM-10PM
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A family-owned eatery serving Southern comfort food with a Midwestern twist.
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An intimate family-owned Italian restaurant.
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An Italian restaurant offering a refined dining experience.
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A sophisticated wine bar known for its curated selection of wines and gourmet small plates.
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A casual American restaurant and bar.
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A family-friendly Oklahoma chain serving pizzas, salads, and sandwiches.
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A charming bakery and café.
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A family-owned coffee shop with other locations around Tulsa.
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A Black-owned cigar lounge and bar.
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A laid-back lounge offering premium cigars and spirits.
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An independent nonprofit bookstore, offering a wide selection of books and community events.
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A Black-owned retail store known for its curated selection of sneakers and street art, fostering a strong and inclusive community.
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A thrift store and community center with a curated selection of furniture and unique finds, where every purchase supports their mission to help others.
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A personable salon suite owned by a Black woman with a focus on healthy hair, extensions, and coloring.
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A salon specializing in locs and natural hair care.
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A trusted community hub with highly skilled barbers.
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A Black female owned wellness and fitness studio, specializing in cycling, strength training, and yoga.
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A landmark preserving the Greenwood District, its survivors, and descendants.
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Oklahoma's longest-running Black-owned newspaper — serving Tulsa since 1922.
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A 100% Native-led communal space for the Tulsa Indigenous community.
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A co-working space and creative hub known for its modern design and collaborative environment.
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A museum dedicated to the history of Black Wall Street.
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An alternative art space that offers exhibitions and programming.
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A historic mansion and expansive gardens that serves as an art museum.
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A centrally located urban park in the heart of the Arts District. It’s a popular spot for free concerts, community events, and a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
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A unique board game café and bar.
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A distinctive boutique hotel located in the heart of the Arts District known for its unique, stylish rooms and full kitchen.
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Machelle Stokes, APRN-CNP
Conchita LuSalyer Woodruff, MD
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Shantel Bolton, APRN-CNP
Christin Baker-Hankton, D.O.
Sherrita Polk, D.O.
Anita Williams-Murrell, APRN
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Dr. Kesha Buster, MD
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Saran D Oliver, MD
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La Maria Folks, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
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A pillar of the community and a powerful symbol of resilience — the basement of this historic church was one of the few places of refuge during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
One of the oldest African American churches in Tulsa, this church is known for its deep historical roots and its long-standing commitment to serving the community through worship and outreach.
A large, multi-site church known for its welcoming atmosphere, powerful worship, and strong community engagement.
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