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Ban on racist instruction sent to governor

4/30/2021

Legislation banning the use of racist instruction in Oklahoma classrooms has won easy approval in the Oklahoma House of Representatives and been sent to Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Legislation banning the use of racist instruction in Oklahoma classrooms has won easy approval in the Oklahoma House of Representatives and been sent

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Ban on racist instruction sent to governor
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Death by glamour: Behind the scenes with stars of 2021 Crimson and Queens

4/30/2021

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The University of Oklahoma’s “Gender + Equality Center” is hosting a drag show. Why?

Crimson and Queens — the Gender + Equality Center’s annual drag show — was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. But the spirit of glam, gender-bending, artistry and community

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Death by glamour: Behind the scenes with stars of 2021 Crimson and Queens
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Ban on racist instruction sent to governor

4/29/2021

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Education, Family & Community

Ban on racist instruction sent to governor

Legislation banning the use of racist instruction in Oklahoma classrooms has won easy approval in the Oklahoma House of Representatives and been sent to Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Ray Carter

April 29, 2021

Ban on racist instruction sent to governor
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OCPA applauds passage of HB 1775

4/29/2021

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Law & Principles

OCPA applauds passage of HB 1775

Jonathan Small, president of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, issued the following statement to praise final passage of House Bill 1775.

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April 29, 2021

OCPA applauds passage of HB 1775
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Review shows film subsidies a net drain on state government

4/29/2021

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Budget & Tax

Review shows film subsidies a net drain on state government

Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a dramatic increase in state film subsidies, potentially funneling as much as $50 million a year to filmmakers.

Ray Carter

April 29, 2021

Review shows film subsidies a net drain on state government
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Paycom CEO vowed to come after the OCPA

4/29/2021

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This just in: Paycom's CEO has been trying to cancel OCPA since 2017 when he vowed he was going to "come after the OCPA."

The CEO of Paycom threatened he was “coming after the OCPA” in 2017, which was prior to Paycom filing a lawsuit targeting the Oklahoma Council of Publ

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Paycom CEO vowed to ‘come after the OCPA’
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Right Thinking: So much more for legislators to learn

4/29/2021

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All people are created equal, an OCPA scholar reminds us. And as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. so eloquently put it, we should be judged not by the color of our skin, but by the content of our character.

Some state legislators think they and their colleagues should be trained in the meaning and importance of diversity and inclusion. This is a serious idea that should be given careful consideration.…

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Right Thinking: So much more for legislators to learn
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Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative

4/28/2021

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Although independent analysis has shown the film-subsidy program loses money for the state, some of its boosters argue that the films shot in Oklahoma will augment Oklahoma’s national image. Research indicates such claims may be exaggerated, at best.

Although independent analysis has shown the film-subsidy program loses money for the state, some of its boosters argue that the films shot in Oklahoma

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Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative
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Time for higher-ed transparency

4/28/2021

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Are you fed up with the toxicity of higher-ed political correctness? Take 60 seconds to fill out our form and let your lawmakers know where you stand.

Time for higher-ed transparency
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Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative

4/28/2021

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Budget & Tax, Family & Community

Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative

Although independent analysis has shown the film-subsidy program loses money for the state, some of its boosters argue that the films shot in Oklahoma will augment Oklahoma’s national image.

Ray Carter

April 28, 2021

Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative
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Ban on racist instruction sent to governor

Death by glamour: Behind the scenes with stars of 2021 Crimson and Queens

Ban on racist instruction sent to governor

Education, Family & Community

Ban on racist instruction sent to governor

Ray Carter

April 29, 2021

OCPA applauds passage of HB 1775

Law & Principles

OCPA applauds passage of HB 1775

Staff

April 29, 2021

Review shows film subsidies a net drain on state government

Budget & Tax

Review shows film subsidies a net drain on state government

Ray Carter

April 29, 2021

Paycom CEO vowed to come after the OCPA

Right Thinking: So much more for legislators to learn

Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative

Time for higher-ed transparency

Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative

Budget & Tax, Family & Community

Oklahoma tourism impact from films could be negative

Ray Carter

April 28, 2021

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