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    Senator Lankford, Oklahoma’s Sore Loser

    by Erika DuBose January 4, 2021
    by Erika DuBose January 4, 2021

    It seems free and fair elections are also fake news for the Senator. Lankford, a co-sponsor of the bipartisan Secure Elections Act in 2018, now contests an election’s security just two years later…Lankford has repeatedly stated he does not believe systemic racism exists.

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    The Giant We Lost in 2020

    by The Black Wall Street Times December 13, 2020
    by The Black Wall Street Times December 13, 2020

    Countless numbers of people missed or skimmed over the most important lessons John Lewis left behind.

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    Is It Time To Rethink The Electoral College?

    by Mike Creef, Staff Writer November 13, 2020
    by Mike Creef, Staff Writer November 13, 2020

    Technically speaking, it is the electors who vote for the President and not the American people.…

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    Remembering the Little Rock Nine on their 63rd Commemoration 

    by The Black Wall Street Times September 25, 2020
    by The Black Wall Street Times September 25, 2020

      Reading Time 1 min 0 sec  By BWSTimes Staff  63-years ago today, nine Black students…

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    Biden faces competition for black vote in his SC ‘firewall’

    by The Black Wall Street Times February 9, 2020
    by The Black Wall Street Times February 9, 2020

    While Biden was in overwhelmingly white New Hampshire on Saturday, billionaire Michael Bloomberg was courting black voters in Alabama.

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    North Tulsa Community Coalition partners with METCares to increase voter registration in north Tulsa

    by The Black Wall Street Times April 28, 2018
    by The Black Wall Street Times April 28, 2018

    The NTCC Discrimination & Justice task-force is serving as a convener working to unite individual civic minded groups in the target zip codes to increase overall voter participation by at least 10% in the upcoming general election.

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  • We Are the Ones

    by The Black Wall Street Times November 13, 2017
    by The Black Wall Street Times November 13, 2017

    By Nate Morris

    It was raining that morning.

    Not a heavy rain, not drenching rain; a nuisance rain. It was the type of rain that fell just enough to make that air feel that gray, damp kind of cold. The kind of cold that makes it seem like the day is better spent asleep. But this day was different. This damp cold air was not sullen, it was electric. I stood outside in this buzzing air, waiting with anticipation with my student standing next to me. Today, inside the red brick building before us, he would cast the first vote of his life.

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