Is Public Funding of Education Now Unconstitutional Based On Federal Discrimination Law? Bill Barr Thinks Possibly.
For years I’ve written about how public schools are very often indoctrinating children in ideals outside those prescribed in their homes. I’ve warned parents for years to pay attention to what their children are learning in school and to attend school board meetings, yet until restrictions due to COVID-19 caused many students to stay home and learn on line, few were able. When homework or books don’t come home for view and the best you can get out of your kid about school is the following:
Mom, “How was school today?”
Kid, “Fine.”
Mom, “What did you learn today?”
Kid, “Nothing much…”
How in the world do you find out exactly what is going on in your child’s school?
OK2A 2021 Bills That Did Not Pass
The 2021 Legislative session was a very productive one for our Second Amendment rights and for all of us who support OK2A. Scroll through our blog and read through the many accomplishments. This link will take you to the final update of the Oklahoma 20…
Tulsa’s Moton Memorial Hospital
This past Saturday morning, after visiting the Greenwood Farmers and Artisans Market, I took some photos of the old Moton (Morton) Health Center complex just west of Rudisill Library, on the north side of Pine Street between Greenwood Avenue …
Vote no confidence in Tulsa Public Schools on Tuesday, June 8, 2021
Disappointed with Tulsa Public School’s bloated and inept administration? A “no” vote in Tuesday’s (June 8, 2021) TPS bond election is an effective way to cast a vote of no confidence and register a demand for real change.
Suggestion: Former Oklahoma State Senator Anthony Sykes For Oklahoma Attorney General
Oklahoma’s Attorney General, Mike Hunter has resigned as of June 1st.
The Shift with Doug McKenty – Episode 74: Sophistry and Technocracy with Julianne Romanello
The Shift host Doug McKenty discusses the rollout of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and its effects on higher education with Julianne Romanello, Ph.D. Drawing on her experience of the corporate takeover of the University of Tulsa and on the co…
Final Update of 2021 Oklahoma Legislative Session
The 2021 Legislative Session has successfully concluded with a great response from our legislators and governor. Thank you to the many bill authors, supporters and the support of OK2A members.
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An open letter to Tulsa visitors on the centennial of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
To journalists, photographers, and visitors, pilgrims this week of the centennial of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre: Welcome to Tulsa. Some context may help you interpret what you see and hear this week.
OK2A Press Release/Tulsa Race Riot Commemoration
OK2A’s Press Release in conjunction with Tulsa’s planned May 29th Race Riot Remembrance.
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Saint Francis parental access policy: An open letter to Bishop Konderla
Saint Francis Health System is cutting off access for parents of teenagers to their children’s medical records as of June 15. Why is a Catholic Christian organization taking these steps intended to enable teen experimentation with sex, drugs, …
Pipeline Shakedown
Cyber-hackers, known as DarkSide, broke into the Colonial Pipeline’s computer system. Once inside they encrypted the operating system and held the company hostage. That was a big deal because Colonial pumps refined fuel from the Gulf to the eastern United States. Gas prices immediately skyrocketed and people lined up 1970s style. Some stations even had
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Gas Hoarding: Latest Craze Since Pandemic
I get why people would stock up on gas after the cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline. But the toilet paper thing during the pandemic I never quite figured out.
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1936 Tulsa County WPA Maps
During the Great Depression, the Federal Works Progress Administration (WPA) and Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) commissioned a series of maps in 1936 to document land ownership and taxable value. An example of the maps are shown above. Each ma…
Palestinians Restore Middle East Conventional Wisdom
Conventional wisdom said there could be no peace in the Middle East until there’s peace with the Palestinians. The Trump Administration did an end run around conventional wisdom and brought peace by signing the Abraham Accords . However, Iranian proxy Hamas had other ideas and fired over 3,300 rockets at Tel Aviv and Jerusalem from
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Tulsa, May 1921: Moescha Rosenberg sues Sinclair
In 1921, Tulsa jeweler Moescha Rosenberg sued his landlord, the Sinclair Oil & Gas Co., for harassing him to get him to surrender his 10-year lease on a prime retail location.
HB 1775 and Critical Race Theory
The substance of HB 1775 occupies a mere page and a third, 282 words by my count. So why should mainstream media mischaracterize the bill, when they could easily quote the entire text?
Recognition of Oklahoma Legislators & Gov. Stitt
The 2021 Oklahoma Legislative session continues through the end of May. There have been multiple bills authored, heard, passed and signed into law already this session. We thank our hard-working legislators for all the work they’ve done this session. We’re still working on a few more! This photo was taken Monday, May 10th at the Ranch Steak House in Oklahoma City. It was great to recognize our Oklahoma Legislators and Governor Stitt for accomplishments as it relates to our freedoms. We had over 20 who joined us including: Governor Kevin Stitt Speaker of the House, Charles McCall Pro Tempore, Terry O’Donnell Floor Leader, Jon Echols Don Spencer, President of OK2A
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PLEASE HELP! SB131 Needs A Hearing NOW In The Senate Or Our Healthcare Could Be Based On Critical Race Theory!
Bills in the Oklahoma Legislature – May 7, 2021
We’re now near the middle of May and you can see the list of Bills in the Oklahoma Legislature acted on is quite a bit longer than the first list, Bills passed in opposite Chamber. As the session draws closer to the conclusion (May 28), we’…
Employment Numbers Short as Economy Booms
Friday’s employment numbers came in 800,000 short of expectations. Meanwhile, job openings go begging, proving this is still a capitalist country. If you pay Americans not to work that’s what they’ll do.
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