Mayor expresses pride and expectations for Tulsa's first-generation Americans

At the recent Tulsa Indian Affairs Commission meeting, Mayor G.T. Bynum delivered an inspiring message to a group of first-generation Americans, emphasizing their significance to the community. "You’re a big deal," he declared, highlighting the pride and responsibility Tulsa feels in welcoming these new residents.

Bynum expressed his excitement and honor in addressing the group, stating, "This city feels a great responsibility as your community to prove ourselves worthy of the faith that you've put in us." He underscored the importance of their contributions to Tulsa, noting that they are part of a historic moment in the city’s narrative.

The mayor's remarks resonated deeply, as he acknowledged the unique position of these young individuals, stating, "I've never met historical figures who are so young." His words aimed to inspire and motivate them, reinforcing their role in shaping the future of Tulsa.

This meeting not only celebrated the achievements of these new Tulsans but also set a tone of collaboration and mutual respect between the city and its diverse residents. As Tulsa continues to grow and evolve, the commitment to inclusivity and recognition of all its citizens remains a priority.