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Tulsa City Council District 1 candidate Dr. Corince Wilson sat down with Nehemiah D. Frank on The Frank Perspective for a tough conversation about race, political power and the future of North Tulsa.
Frank pressed Wilson on some of the mos...
Although the latest U.S. labor report shows Black women’s unemployment rate fell from 7.07% to 5.73% on paper, many highly educated Black women have been pushed out and are still struggling to find jobs. A groundbreaking new report from the...
TULSA, Okla. — North Tulsa leaders are demanding an early-voting site before the August 25 election, rejecting Tulsa County’s plan to wait until November to expand ballot access.
Oklahoma State Sen. Regina Goodwin joined Tulsa City Council...
Rhonda Grayson, left, and Jeffrey Kennedy. | Photos courtesy of Justice for Greenwood and AP Photo/Nick Oxford
OKLAHOMA CITY — Creek Freedmen descendants Rhonda Grayson and Jeffrey Kennedy filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against Muscogee...
Photo Courtesy of Christine Wonsley
Was the boat actually sinking, or was the sinking story used as an alibi by the white teenagers aboard the Triton after Nolan Wells’ death?
Was it used to create doubt about whether anyone aboard had an...
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