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Northeast OKC group taking a page from Black Wall Street on revitalization efforts
The fourth annual PlaceKeepers Minority Developers Conference will be headed to Tulsa in mid-July to learn from the city's Black Wall Street revitalization efforts on how to honor culture and increase community buy-in.
The convention, organized every year by the nonprofit Northeast OKC Renaissance , is scheduled for Friday, July 12, at MetroTech Springlake Campus in Oklahoma City's eastside. Then, on Saturday, July 13, the conference will travel to Tulsa, where organizers and attendees will tour various real estate development projects and hear the perspectives of different leaders from the area.
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