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Representative Mullin’s #BorderBeard a cartoonish form of protest
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Representative Mullin’s #BorderBeard a cartoonish form of protest

on 4 February 20194 February 2019

Rep. Markwayne Mullin’s #BorderBeard lacks impact as political protest and seems like a plea for attention. Oklahoma Congressional representative Markwayne…

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Panhandle counties able to ban medical marijuana if determined by vote
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Panhandle counties able to ban medical marijuana if determined by vote

on 4 February 20194 February 2019

Although a majority of Okla. citizens voted for SQ 788, local jurisdiction should be able to reverse the decision. I…

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Sanitized legacy of MLK not representative of King’s politics
Malcolm X and MLK at Capitol Hill during the Senate debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Sanitized legacy of MLK not representative of King’s politics

on 29 January 20192 February 2019

The “I Have a Dream” narrative built for Dr. Martin Luther King doesn’t do justice to his complex political thought.…

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Gillette interested in money, not social change
Though the ad is criticized for being anti-men, the heroes of the ad themselves are men. courtesy RELEVANT Magazine
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Gillette interested in money, not social change

on 29 January 20192 February 2019

The company met with marketing teams before releasing the now infamous ad; there was no real risk in their change…

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Loss of jobs in journalism reduces quality of news
“Fake news” is largely due to our own inability to check the veracity of our sources. courtesy IFLA
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Loss of jobs in journalism reduces quality of news

on 29 January 20192 February 2019

Citizens of the United States, as consumers of news and participants in democracy, must prioritize reliable journalism. Last week, nearly…

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Legislative Digest
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Legislative Digest

on 29 January 20192 February 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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Instagram egg provides community in corporate-dominated setting
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Instagram egg provides community in corporate-dominated setting

on 29 January 20192 February 2019

Compared to other Instagram influencers, the egg seems uniquely community-based. There is a new rising star on social media. This…

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Government shutdown signals progressive Democratic policies
DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, has been offered an extension by President Trump in exchange for strengthening the wall along certain areas. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Government shutdown signals progressive Democratic policies

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

The government shutdown has hurt the country for a budgetary change that won’t be accepted by the Democratic party. As…

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Stitt’s cabinent appointments overly business-centric
Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell has been quoted saying he views his position as a “sales and marketing job.” courtesy NewsOK
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Stitt’s cabinent appointments overly business-centric

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

Governor Stitt’s cabinet, composed mostly of corporate figures, will put tension between business and public interests. This past Thursday, Kevin…

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Intelligence shouldn’t define worth, despite racist claims
The 1962 Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm gave James Watson his Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and launched him to scientific fame. courtesy Academy of Achievement
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Intelligence shouldn’t define worth, despite racist claims

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

James Watson’s belief that race and IQ are correlated is rooted in racism, but the connection between genetics and intelligence…

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