The "Tulsa" category in books refers to a genre that encapsulates the unique historical, cultural, and social aspects of Tulsa, Oklahoma. This genre often includes works that explore the city's rich heritage, from the influence of Native American tribes to the oil boom of the early 20th century, and the tragic Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921. It may also delve into contemporary issues facing the city, such as urban development, racial dynamics, and economic challenges. Literature in the Tulsa category can span a variety of forms, including historical fiction, non-fiction accounts, memoirs, and sociopolitical analyses. These books not only serve to educate readers about Tulsa's past and present but also often aim to provide a deeper understanding of the American Midwest and the complexities of small-city life within the broader tapestry of the United States.

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