Drama
Rod Lott
One new-to-the-metro film portrays a community so minute, so insular and so far removed from ours, it may as well be science fiction.

Letters to the Editor
Tom Kovach
Being an elected official, I have a responsibility to represent all my constituents, and to be mindful of how I speak affects them.

Letters to the Editor
Allie Shinn
In response to Clifton Adcock’s article, “Information or Islamophobia?” (May 4, Oklahoma Gazette), I think it’s safe to put Michael Hoehn in the Islamophobe category.

Letters to the Editor
Larry Stem
Regarding the “Agree and disagree” letter in the July 6 Gazette:

Commentary
Sheryl Siddiqui
For the last 10 years, Oklahoma Muslims have been stating and reinforcing with fatwas and statements from around the world that:

Letters to the Editor
Dave Butler
Rep. Paul Wesselhöft’s letter of Oct. 5 (“Rep. Paul Wesselhöft questions Islamophobia,” Oklahoma Gazette) was both refreshing for its level of honesty coming from an elected official, and surprising for the arguments chosen to advocate his position.

CFN
Gazette staff
From fracking to faith, the war of words continues — because what’s the point of knowing you’re going to heaven if you don’t get to rub it in other people’s faces?

Commentary
Adam Soltani
As violence erupts in the Middle East over an anti-Islam film, Oklahoma communities should seek to rise above these hate-filled actions and messages through peaceful dialogue and mutual understanding with those of other faiths.

Features
Greg Horton
Mustafa Akyol
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