hundreds of black-owned businesses and now there are less than two dozen and you try to be strong and push through it, but it's a lot. >> i know your special premieres tomorrow night. what can we expect to see? ? we try to tell the story of tulsa through a number of families that move us not just through the violence of those two terrible days in 1921, but also the violence that happened after boom couldn't make a claim because they had riot clauses saying you were responsible and the jim crow scriptures and the violence and gentrification and so the pain of those moments in 1921 have been replicated over and over in different way, but i would love for us to take a listen to what they had to say. >> repair me. repair me as a person. repair me as a citizen, whatever it takes and whatever it looks like. we're talking about going on four generations of tragedy. >> houses destroyed and businesses destroyed and yeah, we're resilient and we rebuild.