Summary

Establishes a new unit of the National Park System in the Historic Greenwood District (Black Wall Street) in Tulsa to preserve, protect, and interpret places and stories tied to Black Wall Street and the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The Secretary of the Interior may acquire land (donation, purchase from willing sellers, or exchange) to create the unit, will publish a Federal Register notice once sufficient land or interests are acquired, and must manage the unit under National Park System law. Requires the Secretary to prepare a management plan within three years of first funding, in consultation with a newly created advisory commission. The advisory commission will advise on development, visitor facilities, and management, serve without pay (travel expenses allowed), and terminate 10 years after establishment.

• Creates a new National Park Service unit in the Historic Greenwood District (Black Wall Street) in Tulsa to preserve and interpret the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and related resources.
• The Secretary of the Interior establishes the unit once sufficient land or land interests are acquired and must publish notice in the Federal Register within 30 days.
• Land may be acquired by donation, purchase from willing sellers, or exchange; private property rights are not affected.
• The Secretary must manage the unit under National Park System laws and produce a management plan within three years of first funding.
• A temporary advisory commission will advise the Secretary on development, visitor services, and infrastructure and will terminate 10 years after establishment.
• The advisory commission members serve without pay but may receive travel expense reimbursement and are subject to specified meeting and appointment rules.
• The Act allows cooperative agreements with partners for interpretation and support of the unit.
• No funds are appropriated in the text; creation and ongoing operations will depend on donations, acquisitions from willing sellers, or future appropriations.