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Longtime Civil Rights Leader Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies

Former presidential candidate and King collaborator passes away after long health battle.

Oklahoma Sit-In Participants Inspire OCU Students

Firsthand accounts of the civil rights movement shared with college students

Emmett Till's Cousin to Speak in Bartlesville

Joshua Harris-Till, former National Young Democrats president, to share civil rights legacy

Art Exhibit at Oklahoma Capitol Honors Gun Violence Victims

Tulsa hospital shooting victim's family displays 1,000+ Soul Boxes to urge lawmakers to act

Rev. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Icon, Dies at 84

Cherokee Nation leader calls him a lifelong champion for equality

Unsung Heroes of Oklahoma Civil Rights Sit-Ins: Minute Men Commandos

The Minute Men Commandos protected participants in Oklahoma City sit-ins during the Civil Rights Movement.

Muslim Leaders Seek Dialogue After Mosque Denial in Broken Arrow

Islamic Society of Tulsa opens doors to public amid potential legal battle over rejected mosque proposal

Cherokee Nation Boosts Grassroots Support Across Communities

New initiatives empower local organizations and leaders to shape the future of tribal communities.

Student Walkouts Spark Partisan Clash at Oklahoma Capitol

Republicans and Democrats clash over student rights and consequences

Oklahoma Lawmakers Demand Crackdown on Student Protests

Legislators call for disciplinary action against students and teachers involved in walkouts against ICE

Oklahoma Republican Lawmakers Demand Probe of Student Walkouts

Lawmakers call for investigation into student protests against ICE tactics during school hours

Students Stage Walkout at Union High School

Protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) draws large student participation

Oklahoma Youth Governors Take Office

Kid Governor and 4-H Junior Governor programs swear in new leaders

Oklahoma School Walkouts Spark Free Speech Debate

Student protests over immigration enforcement raise questions about consequences for activism.

Oklahoma Youth Governors Take Office

Kid Governor and 4-H Junior Governor programs hold inauguration ceremonies at the State Capitol

Tulsa World: The Responsibilities of Citizenship

Democracy requires active civic participation, not just rights.

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