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Racial Equity

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    My teachers never told me that America was built on racism. 

    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief August 19, 2020
    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief August 19, 2020

    If history was thoroughly taught with Black kids and their people’s story in mind, perhaps we wouldn’t have millions of Americans marching in the streets during a global pandemic because of the continued racial injustices we see against Black lives.

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    Diverse group of parents launches National Parents Union to challenge educational injustices

    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief January 22, 2020
    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief January 22, 2020

    With a traditional second line brass band at their helm, the parents marched down Bourbon Street and shouted “Death to the Status Quo” of America’s broken and unequal education system into the ether.

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    Tulsa’s black schools unequal to white schools 51-years after integration

    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief March 10, 2019
    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief March 10, 2019

    In Tulsa, schools with a large African-American student-population are failing some 51-years after the U.S. Justice Department filed suit against Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) to force a plan for desegregation.

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    In reviewing the Confederate Soldier’s Surname on a Tulsa Public School

    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief May 21, 2018
    by Nehemiah Frank, Founder & Editor-in-Chief May 21, 2018

    Last week I had the privilege of sitting down with a board member who voted in favor of keeping the name out of respect for the individuals who live in the Lee District. It was one of the best conversations I have ever had in my life. We approached one another as human beings. I sat at a table across from an American who looked different from me and allowed myself to become vulnerable with the hope of reaching the heart.

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    How White hegemony operates and oppresses an African-American community in Oklahoma

    by The Black Wall Street Times December 29, 2017
    by The Black Wall Street Times December 29, 2017

    The white-supremacy institutions of Tulsa, Oklahoma are well-oiled machines, working against the progress of District One its Councilwoman, Vanessa Hall-Harper. 

    What the Tulsa World Editorial Writers fail to understand is that the councilwoman’s constituents asked the councilor to push for the moratorium with the aim being an end to the proliferation of discount-dollar stores in north Tulsa.

    It is important to remember the majority of the city’s African-American community and their allies considers the moratorium a victory.

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