Viola Ford Fletcher, 107, and her brother Hughes Van Ellis, 100, two of the last known living survivors of the 1921 racist massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma step on the African soil for the first time for a tour in Ghana. The visit is part of a "homecoming" campaign organised by social media platform Our
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