Commentary
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Oklahoma’s troubles provide ample stories for NY Times
It’s the best of times for Oklahoma — at least in terms of making the New York Times. Oklahoma has recently made the Times...
Editorial: Sheriff candidates must understand why ‘black lives matter’
The three candidates for Oklahoma County Sheriff should all receive public appreciation for their participation in our Tussle at the Tower debate Wednesday night.
In...
Sundaze: Assassin of the flies
I can't be the only one facing major fly problem right now. You would think rainy and cooler weather in August would be a...
American Destruction: Their war and the wall
American Destruction
by Daryl Ross Halencak
Before the end of the year, their war and the Wall will cleanse middle-class budgets.
And the power brokers said:
Those blue...
OKCPS needs an apprenticeship model like Rep. Dollens’
As NonDoc recently highlighted earlier this week, Rep. Mickey Dollens (D-OKC) is promoting Apprenticeship Oklahoma, an "earn while you learn training model that combines...
Khao soi: Thai Delight serves up revelatory soup dish
I first ordered khao soi on a whim a long time ago, back when I lived in Norman and believed that the world existed...
OKCPS lawsuit: In condemning, The Oklahoman ignores context
The Oklahoma City Public Schools on Monday voted to “… begin research for a possible lawsuit or lawsuits …” against the state. The OKCPS...
‘Rape insurance’ abortion law a blow to human decency
AUSTIN, Texas — The danger of the Trump White House does not end with the Trump White House. It doesn’t end with the near-constant...
Editorial: Candidate debates benefit Oklahoma voters
This Wednesday, NonDoc will host its first political candidate debate. The Tussle at the Tower will feature the three men seeking to become Oklahoma...
Addressing racism past and present: ‘It starts with us’
It was 50 years ago before a black man owned real estate in Norman, Oklahoma. The place was called a “sundown” town, meaning if...