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Six Cameras, Zero Warrants

Opinion

Six Cameras, Zero Warrants

There are six Flock Safety cameras in Tahlequah right now. One sits near the police department. Another was bolted onto a traffic pole at Muskogee Avenue and Willis Road this summer, solar powered,…

Where Do We Belong?

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Where Do We Belong?

In my recent article, “Where Do I Belong?” I found myself considering where my ancestral loyalty belongs. Do I look to my European ancestors, or to my Native American ancestors? The answer, I…

Rural, Young, and Politically Homeless

Opinion

Rural, Young, and Politically Homeless

There's a kind of political loneliness that doesn't get talked about much, and I feel it constantly in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. It isn't the loneliness of being surrounded by people who disagree with…

Healing Collective Trauma in a Fractured Society

Opinion

Healing Collective Trauma in a Fractured Society

Every week, I find myself returning to the same question: How do we come back together as a country? It is a question sparked by the news, conversations with friends, or sometimes a short video or…

We've Forgotten How to Disagree

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We've Forgotten How to Disagree

I've noticed something in almost every classroom discussion I've sat through. A teacher asks a question that's supposed to open things up, and within a minute, it's not really a discussion anymore.…

"No More War"

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"No More War"

I was fourteen, standing in a crowd in Tulsa at one of Bernie Sanders' "Fighting Oligar…

The Future Feels Different Now

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The Future Feels Different Now

I have noticed something over the last few years that I cannot really stop thinking about: adults do not talk about adulthood the same way they used to. When I was younger, adulthood sounded…

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