Making Movies and Flor de Toloache 6 p.m. June 7 Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City 900 N. Portland Ave. osuokc.edu/latinosunidos/ 405-945-9196 Free For the past several years, Making Movies’ Carnival music and education festival has been making waves in its native Kansas City, Missouri. Now the poetic and frequently political fusion Latin-rock band is sharing the […]
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¡Viva Sabor! 6-10 p.m. June 15 Exhibit C Tower Theatre 425 NW 23rd St. okchispanicchamber.org 405-616-5031 $45-$100 After a brief period of relative inactivity, Inclusion in Art reemerged earlier this year with CHROMA: Artists of Color, an art exhibition exclusively featuring local artists of color. Narciso Argüelles, executive director of the nonprofit that advocates for […]
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Armed with compassion, locals are keeping watch over their immigrant neighbors
Armed with compassion, locals are keeping watch over their immigrant neighbors.
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Taiwanese bassist Rei Wang transitioned from her classical training to jazz with a move to Oklahoma
Wang is scheduled to perform with featured jazz drummer David Bowen April 5 at Saints.
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The threat to DACA is very real for recipients and their families, but also the greater community
The threat to DACA is very real for recipients and their families, but also the greater community.
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Dublin Irish Dance brings Stepping Out to Armstrong Auditorium
The performance begins 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 at Armstrong Auditorium.
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Blended culture
“I had my cello, I had my suitcase, and I literally had $20,” Tomasz Zieba said. “That’s all I had.”
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Deported and detained — a Norman family’s encounter with immigration officials results in his removal to Mexico.
Deported and detained — a Norman family’s encounter with immigration officials results in his removal to Mexico.
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Letters to the Editor: May 3, 2017
We do not pledge to a group, a party or a man. We all need to feel that our leaders govern for all of us, not for some.
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Letters to the Editor: April 5, 2017
Poll results released Feb. 7 indicate that voters oppose suspending immigration from “terror-prone” regions by a margin of 50 to 44 percent.