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Tulsa Mayor Proposes $100M Trust to Aid Descendants of 1921 Race Massacre

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Oklahoma executes a man who was transferred from federal custody by Trump officials

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Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

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Oklahoma’s top prosecutor said Monday that the state intends to retry Richard Glossip for murder but seek only a life sentence, after the Supreme Court threw out the death row inmate’s capital conviction. See the Story

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Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

Nancy Pelosi Reminds Us of the Day Racist Democrats Burned Down Tulsa's Black Wall Street

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Talk about an epic FAIL! While Trump and MAGA are busy trying to solve America’s current problems and save this Country, the Democrats are doing what they always do….dwelling on the past and digging up as much racism as possible. It’s seemingly the only thing they know how to do! (For sure they don’t know how to even grill a cheeseburger!) And on par with Chuck Schumer’s grilling disaster is this Tweet just put out by Nancy Pelosi trying to drud…Nancy Pelosi · Tulsa See the Story

Essex Files: Tulsa’s Race Massacre Fund Is Misguided - Let’s Fix What’s Broken Now

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Divided Supreme Court rules Oklahoma can't launch a taxpayer-funded religious charter school

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School Choice Is Common Sense for Students - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

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Public education is supposed to be the great equalizer — the system that gives every kid, no matter their ZIP code, a real shot at success. But that’s not how it’s playing out. Across the country, millions of students are stuck in failing schools, bored by outdated lessons, ignored by overwhelmed teachers, and boxed into a one-size-fits-all approach that doesn’t work. Meanwhile, those who can afford it flee to private schools or pay for tutors. …Education · Oklahoma Read Article

Why a family foundation-backed venture capital firm is convincing Latin American startups to move to Tulsa

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On Tuesday, a group of founders and investors gathered at a creative studio in New York’s Lower East Side for a routine rite of passage in the tech world: a demo day. What set this event apart was that every early-stage company hailed from Latin America. And even more atypical was that several of the projects vying for venture dollars would use the funding to apply to move to Tulsa, Okla.—a city not exactly known as a hub for startups. Michael …Startups · Tulsa Read Article

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Tulsa Mayor Proposes $100M Trust to Aid Descendants of 1921 Race Massacre

Oklahoma executes a man who was transferred from federal custody by Trump officials

Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

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Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

Nancy Pelosi Reminds Us of the Day Racist Democrats Burned Down Tulsa's Black Wall Street

Essex Files: Tulsa’s Race Massacre Fund Is Misguided - Let’s Fix What’s Broken Now

Divided Supreme Court rules Oklahoma can't launch a taxpayer-funded religious charter school

US judge pauses enforcement of Oklahoma immigration law

Oklahoma Adopts New High School Standards Addressing the 2020 Election

Gov. Stitt Signs Ban on DEI Funding at Oklahoma Colleges, Universities Into Law

School Choice Is Common Sense for Students - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Why a family foundation-backed venture capital firm is convincing Latin American startups to move to Tulsa

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