Tulsa was as Abu Dhabi is today — bustling, from the black oil that Americans extracted from the grounds below.
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Walking in purpose in the City of Tulsa
Council Oak Elementary, 100 Years In The Making
Council Oak Elementary, formerly Robert E. Lee Elementary, was dedicated with its new name on May 10th, 2019, with guest speaker Ben Yahola, of the Muskogee Creek Nation.
Black student denied salutatorian honor because she’s not white
“I was so heartbroken. I was hurt. I had a blank stare at one moment, and I just cried,” she said. “I wouldn’t know how it felt because it wasn’t mine to have, but when I knew what I had and should’ve had, it hurt. It just hurt a different way,” the teen said.
Gov. Stitt’s Quest to make Okla. Top 10 State in Education
For those who think I’m giving this new Republican governor too much credit too soon, I’ll kindly ask you to take a seat. Because when kids are involved, we really need to take party politics out of the conversation.
The Voice of Black Oklahoma Seeking Radio Host April 27-28
The Voice of Black Oklahoma Seeking Radio Host April 27-28
Closing Gilcrease was no honorable vote
For several frantic minutes, the powerful interests on the Tulsa Public School Board were not assured to get their way; and we all know that privileged people – especially privileged white people – do not like being told that they can’t get what they want.
Shame on Tulsa Public Schools for ignoring Tulsa’s Black community and teachers again
Op/Ed | By Nehemiah D. Frank People’s intentions will always be judged better by what they do rather than by what they say. All words are superficial until the poker face has […]
