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For Black History Month, Urban Roots at 322 N.E. Second takes us back in time with texts and narratives related to African and African-American history, exchanged from generation to generation.
Wednesday 19 Jun
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OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
For Black History Month, Urban Roots at 322 N.E. Second takes us back in time with texts and narratives related to African and African-American history, exchanged from generation to generation.
The color of law
The battle of Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher in Oklahoma helped fuel the national civil rights movement.
News
Tricia Pemberton
The seven steps to the “colored” chair were just seven more humiliations to be endured in Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher’s long fight toward freedom.
Pepe Delgados Mexican Restaurante
Looking to break away from the Tex-Mex mold? Pepe delivers.
Restaurant Reviews
Doug Hill
Pepe Delgados Mexican Restaurante
702 Asp, Norman
321-6232
What works: Unique family recipes for dishes that are cooked to order.
What needs work: How about tamales every day … not just on Fridays.
The tip: Afro-Mexican heritage adds to the menu’s mix of flavors.
Poised for progress
Southern Baptists in Oklahoma react to the election of the national organization’s first African-American president.
News
Greg Horton
The Southern Baptist Convention has elected its first African-American president. Fred Luter, New Orleans pastor of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church, won during the SBA’s annual meeting today in New Orleans.
Some Guy Who Kills People
Some movie that’s better than it sounds.
Thriller
Rod Lott
You hear a title like Some Guy Who Kills People and think, "Is that all the energy and enthusiasm they can muster?" Well, this little thriller is a surprise, all underpromising and overdelivering, mostly due to a deft performance by '90s indie-film mainstay Kevin Corrigan (The Dictator).
