Oklahoma
Robert Mitchell case: Delayed justice might be the answer
May 10, 2018I caught myself fighting back tears as I saw Robert Mitchell sitting in bright orange jumpsuit. Big black letters on his back: INMATE.
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Oklahoma teacher: “I’d be on food stamps” without a second job
April 4, 2018With some of the lowest salaries in the country, Oklahoma teachers are working second and third jobs just to keep their families afloat.
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Oklahoma teachers to strike Monday; say state’s pay offer “not enough”
March 29, 2018The state has pushed through a tax hike on oil, gas, and cigarettes to fund a teacher pay hike, but the union says it's not enough to stop a walkout.
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Indigenous rights and environmental rights overlap in Tar Creek, Oklahoma
November 2, 2017“Our existence is the resistance,” says Jim Wikel of the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe.
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“Being deaf is not a crime”: Protests after OKC police shooting
September 26, 2017The killing of Magdiel Sanchez is the fifth police-involved shooting in Oklahoma City this year.
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