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Poetic Justice adds volunteers for distance learning program
Since it began in 2014, more than 3,000 incarcerated women and 300 volunteers have participated in programs. courtesy Poetic Justice
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Poetic Justice adds volunteers for distance learning program

on 1 March 2021

Poetic Justice is a nonprofit based in Tulsa that brings creative writing programs to incarcerated women. It began in 2014…

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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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Food Not Bombs creates emergency zone for unhoused Tulsans
Food Not Bombs is a global organization dedicated to feeding the hungry and to protesting war and poverty. courtesty Food Not Bombs
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Food Not Bombs creates emergency zone for unhoused Tulsans

on 22 February 2021

Mutual aid group Tulsa Food Not Bombs went viral on Facebook last week after allegations against the city of Tulsa’s…

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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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University of Tulsa celebrates Black History Month
Black History Month takes place for the entirety of February every year. graphic by Emma Palmer
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University of Tulsa celebrates Black History Month

on 8 February 2021

The University of Tulsa is marking Black History Month this year with a number of events meant to highlight the…

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Students seeks to help members of the TU community struggling with food insecurity through access to free food options
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Students seeks to help members of the TU community struggling with food insecurity through access to free food options

on 8 February 20218 February 2021

True Blue Pantry is having its grand opening on Feb. 9, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is a…

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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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Biden’s executive orders address discriminatory systems
Joe Biden was inaugurated as President on January 20, 2021 alongside his wife, Dr. Jill Biden. courtesy ABC News
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Biden’s executive orders address discriminatory systems

on 3 February 2021

President Joe Biden Jr. was sworn into office on Jan. 20, 2021. In his first day in office, Biden immediately…

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Tulsa navigates COVID in Spring Semester
courtesy of KOKH
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Tulsa navigates COVID in Spring Semester

on 25 January 202125 January 2021

The University of Tulsa has been offering on-campus COVID-19 testing since the beginning of the school year. Students have been…

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