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By: Tevis Hillis
The Oklahoma City-County Health Department and other health officials are fighting to calm fears over the COVID-19 vaccines, especially within minority communities.
Panelists said 75% to 85% of Oklahomans need to get the vaccine before life can get...
www.ktul.com
By James King
With COVID-19 vaccines still being distributed to health care workers in Tulsa, some Green Country counties are already opening up their doses to parts of the public. The vaccine is now available for public sign-up if you...
The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire
The Oklahoma Democratic Party announced the following statement on the President-elect’s choice of Pete Buttigieg as Transportation Secretary:
“President-elect Biden’s nomination of Mayor Pete Buttigieg to a top post in the federal government as Transportation Secretary is historical,...
www.blackenterprise.com
By Dana Givens
After joining a gang in his youth, Darrion Cockrell has managed to turn his life around and excel in his career as a school teacher in his hometown of St. Louis. This week, Cockrell was able to celebrate a huge...
The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire
The Oklahoma Democratic Party issued the following statement as COVID deaths continue to rise with no action by state leadership:
“With 2,297 new cases and 11 more deaths related to COVID-19 according to the Oklahoma Department of...
www.atlantablackstar.com
By Isheka N. Harrison
After facing centuries of racism that stripped a majority of them of their lands, a new bill could help Black farmers reclaim some of the acres once stolen from them.
The Justice for Black Farmers Act was introduced by U.S. senators Cory...
News One
By Bruce C.T. Wright
Gregg Marshall's voluntary resignation from Wichita State University stood in contrast to coaches who have been fired for less.
A college basketball coach accused of physically and mentally abusing his players and staff as well as making...
www.oklahoman.com
By ADAM KEMP
Standing outside of Integris Baptist Medical Center on the first day of May, a group of nurses and doctors turned and looked to the heavens.
A steady line of military aircraft buzzed overhead, splitting the clouds and reverberating...
The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. announced on Saturday a new plan that will explore the history of Cherokee Freedmen. The goal of the plan is to provide a better understanding of Cherokee Freedmen history...
The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire
The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) continues statewide outreach efforts to link Oklahomans in need to services and support for those experiencing hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The department is...
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