 You know, I think it's a few things, Kyle. I think that land ownership was really important in Greenwood and in Oklahoma. When black folks came to the state initially, a lot of them were members of the indigenous tribes. And as members of these tribes, they actually got land allotments in the early 1900s. And so, you know, if you've heard that phrase, 40 acres and a mule, this idea that black folks were supposed to get land after the Civil War and did not, that actually happened in Oklahoma. Some folks actually got 160 acres, in fact.