This is the right move. Parents and guardians should determine religious instruction for their children. Not public schools.
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This is the right move. Parents and guardians should determine religious instruction for their children. Not public schools.
Here’s to hoping I don’t have to pull out the mom look again any time soon!
I am hopeful for sunnier days ahead for Oklahoma teachers, students and families.
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This is the same exact process for starting any school club or activity. Chess club, Robotics club, you name it.
If a group of students want to start a club, they find a willing teacher sponsor and they can start one. Parent permission is generally required.
The OK Supreme Court has paused the new social studies standards.
Schools will stick w 2019 standards, as a lawsuit argues the new rules push religion into classrooms & sidestep the law.
Our kids deserve facts, not politics—& I’ll keep standing up for OK families & educators. #okleg #education
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It’s heavy. The contrast between today and yesterday hurts my heart.
We are one nation. We are all Americans. We are all human.
United we must stand.
Today, I remember and honor the lives lost on 9-11-2001.
I wish all the families, today and yesterday, peace and light. /end
Yesterday, calls for violence against fellow Americans littered social media.
Today, I awake to the memory of what happened in our country just 24 years ago.
A violent moment that united us as one nation through sorrow and grief and disbelief.
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Yesterday, a man was killed, a father to little ones lost. My own family has known that very same heartache, and I grieve for them.
Yesterday, children at school were targeted by a gunman, and mothers began worrying at hospital bedsides.
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The Today Show is coming to Tulsa! Register for your tickets here!
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if our tax dollars were used to create and distribute the video.
I love our city, and this is not okay.
The Governor needs to remove his offensive video and issue an apology to the people of our city. Full stop.
Don’t hate the 918.
The governor’s anti-Tulsa propaganda video is deeply offensive.
It is an interesting move to attack a city in his own state. Especially one whose economic impact is a critical driver of Oklahoma’s success.
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This Thursday!
Lilly fought for fair pay for women in the workplace, taking Goodyear all the way to the US Supreme Court (a case she lost on a technicality) but which umtimately led to the passage of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009.
Yes, 2009.
www.aauw.org/resources/ne...
“If we want to be competitive in all the things we’re offering as a state, we need to have housing supply that meets the needs of individuals and of the employers we’re hoping to bring to the state,” Rep. Suzanne Schreiber said.
Science is real
What a blast to be recognized by the League of Women Voters of Tulsa’s Madam President ceremony!
Look at this GROUP!!!! What an honor to be among them. Thank you, LWV.
How much is a pound of ground beef in your neck of the woods?
$7.99/lb for 90% ground sirloin at Reasor’s, 71st and Sheridan
$6.99 for 80% ground chuck.
I was pleased to run into so many familiar faces in the packed room, including @SenatorJoannaDossett!
Many thanks to Rodger Randle and the OU Center for Studies on Democracy and Culture for hosting today’s lunch and learn: “The Homeless Situation in Tulsa and the Plans to Solve it” with Emily Hall from the Mayor’s office and Mark Smith of Housing Solutions of Tulsa.
13,000: the number of housing units Tulsa lacks to meet current needs (all income levels).
We need creative, strategic thinking to begin to address these issues.
1400: The number of Tulsans who are homeless as of the last”point in time” count
40%: How much monthly rent has increased in Tulsa in the last 5 years
$600: the cost to process and book someone into jail
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Thursday halting further expansion and ordering the winding down of an immigration detention center built in the middle of the Florida Everglades. n.pr/45MP2F4
These folks are doing the WORK. So honored to be invited to come on the show! Watch for it soon on your podcast platform!
How COOL. Podcast time!
Many thanks to David Raubach of the Oklahoma Proton Center for inviting me on their podcast “The Cancer Project” to talk about HB1389, which expands access to diagnostic mammography.