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Oklahoma lawmakers respond to BLM protests
If passed in the House, SB 834 would allow cities to greenlight “Back the Blue” street paintings. graphic by Emma Palmer
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Oklahoma lawmakers respond to BLM protests

on 22 February 202122 February 2021

Following Black Lives Matter protests in the summer of 2020 and the January 2021 insurrections at the Capitol, legislators throughout…

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Oklahomans prepare for upcoming blizzard
The University of Tulsa elected to hold classes virtually, closing campus, Feb. 9-12 and has not yet announced a plan for classes on Feb. 15. photo by Piper Prolago
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Oklahomans prepare for upcoming blizzard

on 16 February 202116 February 2021

Following a week of unusually cold weather, meteorologists predict a second winter weather system to arrive in eastern Oklahoma early…

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Responsible masking protects communities from COVID-19
The CDC and health officials state masks with two layers of tightly woven fabric are most effective. graphic by Emma Palmer
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Responsible masking protects communities from COVID-19

on 16 February 2021

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, reaching about 107 million cases globally at the time of writing, it has become…

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Black Oklahomans demand accountability from Sen. Lankford
James Lankford was elected in 2014 after serving in the House for two sessions. courtesty Politico
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Black Oklahomans demand accountability from Sen. Lankford

on 3 February 2021

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford’s role in propelling riots by pro-Trump extremists has prompted many Oklahomans, particularly Black Oklahomans, to challenge…

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COVID-19 vaccine safe, distribution disorganized
Vaccines in Oklahoma are set to be distributed in four phases; individuals in phase 2 are currently eligible to recieve the vaccine. graphic by Emma Palmer
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COVID-19 vaccine safe, distribution disorganized

on 25 January 2021

Since becoming available mid-December, more than 19 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered throughout the country. The…

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Archaeologists find evidence of mass grave in Oaklawn Cemetery
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Archaeologists find evidence of mass grave in Oaklawn Cemetery

on 9 November 2020

After more than two years of searching for graves associated with the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, archaeologists recently found outlines…

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City of Tulsa paints over Black Lives Matter mural
Courtesy of Emma Palmer
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City of Tulsa paints over Black Lives Matter mural

on 12 October 2020

The Black Lives Matter mural painted on Greenwood Ave. was painted over by Tulsa city officials between 3 a.m. and…

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Virtual Symposium on Historical Trauma to feature timely discussions
Courtesy of the Mental Health Association Oklahoma website
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Virtual Symposium on Historical Trauma to feature timely discussions

on 21 September 2020

For the first time in a virtual format, Mental Health Association Oklahoma will host their 2020 Zarrow Symposium on the…

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University of Tulsa announced COVID student guidelines
Courtesy: https://utulsa.edu/coronavirus/
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University of Tulsa announced COVID student guidelines

on 31 August 202031 August 2020

Readjusting to life back on campus, or especially on campus for the first time, can be a daunting task in…

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Bynum wins reelection as Tulsa mayor
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Bynum wins reelection as Tulsa mayor

on 31 August 20207 September 2020

Tulsa’s mayoral election culminated in a win by incumbent G.T. Bynum, who will serve another four years as mayor. After…

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