I’ve been doing public policy research and writing for nearly 20 years, and during that time, I’ve seen a noticeable shift in how Oklahomans have come to view public education.
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Letters to the Editor: March 4, 2015
In October, marriage became legal for same-gender couples in Oklahoma.
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Commentary: Governing communities
Oklahoma Sierra Club believes in democracy and the right of local communities to regulate themselves.
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There’s one way to get rid of the undesirable, or should I say Congress employees that are only in it for the money: Introduce a bill that reduces their income to $50,000 a year.
There’s one way to get rid of the undesirable, or should I say Congress employees that are only in it for the money: Introduce a bill that reduces their income to $50,000 a year.
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Letters to the Editor: Feb. 18, 2015
Moron. It is not how many people Mr. Kyle killed; its how many American lives he saved and protected.
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Commentary: Maneuvering the streets to survive
It was quite surreal, being snuggled roadside by a person I just met.
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Letters to the Editor: Feb. 11, 2015
Upwards of 2,500 people making an average salary of $50,000 equates to $150,000,000 in income for real working people in Oklahoma City.
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Commentary: Discrimination exists
LGBT Oklahomans are excluded from protections offered to other minority groups.
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Sally Kern’s elections to the House helped you fulfill your dream. Want more like her?
Sally Kern’s elections to the House helped you fulfill your dream. Want more like her?
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Sen. Don Barrington’s, R-Lawton, proposed hoodie ban amendment is troubling not because it is likely to pass or be accepted but because it has emerged at a violent and tense period in American history.
Sen. Don Barrington’s, R-Lawton, proposed hoodie ban amendment is troubling not because it is likely to pass or be accepted but because it has emerged at a violent and tense period in American history.