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Charter schools should be held to higher transparency standards
A group associated with Epic Charter Schools has donated money to several politicians, including Kevin Stitt. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Charter schools should be held to higher transparency standards

on 12 March 201912 March 2019

New House Bill 1395 would require charter schools to obey the same financial reporting requirements as public schools. A new…

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on 12 March 201912 March 2019

The Legislative Digest is your weekly look at the happenings of Oklahoma’s state legislature and the bills and politics you…

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Bernie Sanders’ 2020 platform still blind to racial inequities
Sanders’ 2016 platform popularized progressive economic reform on the Democratic ticket but failed to address racial issues. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Bernie Sanders’ 2020 platform still blind to racial inequities

on 7 March 20197 March 2019

Sanders’ 2016 platform popularized progressive economic reform on the Democratic ticket but failed to address racial issues. Last Tuesday, Bernie…

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Permitless carry is lazy, potentially fatal legislation
Constitutional carry has become more popular in the past few decades. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Permitless carry is lazy, potentially fatal legislation

on 7 March 20197 March 2019

Though the new law focuses on gun rights, it could be used to further racial discrimination. Let’s pretend no one…

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All gender draft an opportunity to simplify voter registration process
Servicemen currently must register to vote separately from their enlistment paperwork. courtesy Navy Live
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All gender draft an opportunity to simplify voter registration process

on 7 March 201912 March 2019

By expanding the draft to women, the U.S. could also improve voter registration and turnout. A new court decision in…

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on 7 March 201912 March 2019

The Legislative Digest is your weekly look at the happenings of Oklahoma’s state legislature and the bills and politics you…

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Increased allowance of selenium in Okla. waterways dangerous
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Increased allowance of selenium in Okla. waterways dangerous

on 6 March 20197 March 2019

The variance proposals were chosen to keep Oklahoma competitive with regulations in surrounding states. Toward the end of February, the…

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ISIS defector’s attempt at reentry makes for complicated situation
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ISIS defector’s attempt at reentry makes for complicated situation

on 6 March 20197 March 2019

Despite a history with ISIS, Hoda Muthana is hoping to be readmitted into the U.S. The topic of citizenship in…

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Claiming identity gives voice to otherwise unrepresented communities
James Adam Sanders’ exhibit discussed the complications of identity. photo by Madison Connell
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Claiming identity gives voice to otherwise unrepresented communities

on 27 February 201927 February 2019

Even if identity isn’t a big deal to you, it is still important to respect its significance to others. To…

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Tulsa County Court Clerk refuses to fire Ku Klux Klan member
Tulsa County Clerk Donald Newberry allows KKK members in workplace. courtesy The Frontier
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Tulsa County Court Clerk refuses to fire Ku Klux Klan member

on 27 February 2019

Bigotry is obviously wrong, but enabling racism from a position of power is equally heinous. Several weeks ago, the internet…

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