>> so the next morning, tuesday, may 31st, the tulsa police decide we're going to pick up dick rowland. so they go to where he lives with his mother in greenwood, arrest him, take him to the courthouse and like as with other prisoners, put him up in the fourth-floor jail. the first edition of the tulsa tribune hits the streets around 3:00, 3:30. within 30 minutes there's lynch talks on the streets of tulsa. lynch talk soon turns into a lynch mob. meanwhile, black people are trying to figure out what's going on, what to do, how to organize. there was a feeling amongst black vets that if trouble comes my way, i ain't dodging it. in tulsa, there had not been an african-american lynched, and there were black men and women