Students and staff at Langston Hughes Academy fight to keep the school alive after members of the State Board of Education stripped its accreditation in January.
‘The State is trying to kill our school’; Langston Hughes Academy fights to stay alive
Equality Center moves boldly to combat systemic racism; Bishop-Baldwin resigns
The Equality Center’s board issued a statement immediately after their Saturday meeting adjourned, stating that they are committed to ensuring that LGBTQ People of Color no longer feel alienated from the Equality Center — after the former director’s unappealing posts and other incidents that may have made People of Color feel unwelcomed to the Center in the past.
Eighth-grader writes inspiring poem about perseverance
After reading his remarkable poem, we’re pretty sure that Chadwick Boseman, who played T’Challa in Black Panther, would be proud of the depth of Anthony’s consciousness writings.
First-Step Male Diversion Program announces first graduating class
Mr. Christopher Davis is a hardworking father who got caught up with a drug that threatened to send him to prison. Now he has new skills that led to a better paying full time job and is creating a healthy and successful life with his kids and partner. Mr. Davis says the program “was a blessing. It’s a great program to be in as it has a lot of people who not only want to help but care for you and helping you be a better person.”
Trump declares national emergency, suggests death penalty for drug dealers
President Trump continued to use falsehoods to promote his wall and, apparently, and expansion of the death penalty, while declaring a national emergency.
Allred contacted authorities about R Kelly tape
Attorney Gloria Allred told The Associated Press Friday she has contacted law enforcement about concerns one of her clients may be the person in a VHS tape recently given to Chicago prosecutors that purportedly shows R&B star R. Kelly having sex with an underage girl.
Jania Wester easily holds on to District 2 school board seat as District 1 heads to April runoff
By: Nate Morris, senior editor Jania Wester, representative for Tulsa Board of Education, District 2, has easily won another two years on the board, fending off her opponent Gary Copper by a […]
