The Horror in the Ouachita Mountains
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Petro State
Between 1910 and 1960, as the population of the city of Tulsa swelled from 18,000 to 261,000, the world was being
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Letter to New York City: On Bohemian Life in the Sooner State
My wife, Amy, a recent graduate from Yale’s painting program, and I, a writer reeling from an unhappy stint as an
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Inside the Abattoir
Chevideco, the Belgian horse meat conglomerate, touts a single story in its press section: a taste test held at a west
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Confidence in Culture
The Oklahoma legislature first approved the construction of the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum in 1994 to
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Cherokee Nation’s Constitutional Crisis
Cherokee Nation has what seems to be an unusual fixation with lawyers and writing—at least for an outsider looking
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Beauty, Purpose, and Preservation
Kinky hair is usually defined by 4a-4c hair type and is tightly coiled with a zig zag
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