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Oklahoma News Report
Highway 9: Kiowa Museum
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More than three dozen tribes have left their cultural influence on Oklahoma, each unique from the rest. But preserving that history for future generations can be a challenge. Facing that challenge head-on is the Kiowa tribe in southwest Oklahoma with a museum heralding their past and using it as a beacon for their future.
Related Topics: Religion & Beliefs, Community, Race & Ethnicity, Travel, Holidays, Civilizations, United States, Business & Economy, Government, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Education, Arts & Entertainment
Originally broadcast on August 17, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
Greenwood Yesterday and Today
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The district where Tulsa's 1921 Race Riots occurred is close to being added to the National Registry of Historic Places, but controversy over the project abounds. Greenwood community leaders are concerned parts of the district once dubbed 'America's Black Wall Street' will be left out in favor of sections of Tulsa's downtown in order to meet a historic building requirement for the Registry. Ironically, the reason Greenwood doesn't have the required historical buildings is because many were razed during the Race Riots. But out of the ashes of those razed buildings and broken dreams rose a cultural epicenter, now flourishing with restaurants, recreational activities, and monuments to a harrowing moment in Tulsa's past.
Related Topics: Religion & Beliefs, Community, Race & Ethnicity, Travel, Civilizations, Modern, Government, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on August 17, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
6-15-12
The Oklahoma City Thunder have torn through the playoffs and now advance to the NBA finals, we explore a state that is truly 'thunderstruck.' Reporter Lis Exon joins World War II veterans as they travel to Washington D.C. with the Honor Flights program. Elections are nigh, and as both parties try to court the Hispanic vote, Latino voters weigh their options. We look at natural gas giant Chesapeake, former NBA stars making their way in the world of art, and Native American movie stars, on this ONR.
Related Topics: Film & Television, Performing Arts, Fine Arts, Biography & Profiles, Community, Race & Ethnicity, People & Profiles, Modern, War & Conflict, Biography & Profiles, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Arts & Entertainment, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on June 15, 2012
ONR Extra: Wes Studi
6-15-12
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"Dances With Wolves," "Geronimo," "Last of the Mohicans," just make up part of the resume of Oklahoma actor Wes Studi, who has won critical acclaim for his portrayal of Native Americans in dozens of films. As Studi helped open the new "Oklahoma at the Movies" exhibit at the Oklahoma History Center, he spoke with reporter Steve Bennett about his life in the movies, and the issues facing Native American actors.
Related Topics: Film & Television, Performing Arts, Biography & Profiles, Community, Race & Ethnicity, People & Profiles, Race & Ethnicity, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on June 15, 2012
ONR Extra: Tom Cole
6-15-12
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Sovereign nations often bring to mind distant countries, but usually forgotten that Oklahoma hosts over three dozen of them--the Native American tribes. At the annual Sovereignty Symposium last week, United States Representative Tom Cole spoke about the historical struggle to maintain sovereignty, and the importance of self-governance.
Related Topics: Biography & Profiles, Community, Race & Ethnicity, Civilizations, Ancient & Classical, War & Conflict, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on June 15, 2012
Hispanic Voting
6-15-12
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From 2000 to 2010, the Hispanic population doubled in Oklahoma, making it the major minority in the state. They also became a force in the economy, owning over 7,000 businesses and bringing billions of dollars in revenue to the state. With a primary election a handful of days away and November rapidly approaching, it's a demographic neither party can afford to ignore.
Related Topics: Community, Race & Ethnicity, Biography & Profiles, Government, Politics, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on June 15, 2012
Indigenous Peoples Conference
6-8-12
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As the world becomes more and more a melting pot, cultures must struggle all the harder to maintain their traditions and identities. Indigenous peoples are no exception, and preserving their heritage is what brought tribes from across the nation to Oklahoma this week for the Indigenous Peoples Conference. The discussion: maintaining their culture before it fades away.
Related Topics: Performing Arts, Music, Fine Arts, Literature & Writing, Community, Race & Ethnicity, People & Profiles, Civilizations, World, Government, Politics, Global Affairs, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Education
Originally broadcast on June 12, 2012
International Students
5-25-12
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The 2010-2011 school year saw record enrollment of international students in American colleges and universities. Of the 700,000 students, nearly 13,000 are studying in Oklahoma. Reporter Lis Exon talks to a handful of students from across the globe who have gathered in the Sooner State to pursue their education.
Related Topics: Biography & Profiles, Community, Race & Ethnicity, Travel, Education, Global Affairs, Education
Originally broadcast on May 29, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
Freedmen Petition
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The descendants of former slaves have been fighting to be recognized as members of the creek nation since they were voted out in 1983. After losing several battles in court the Creek Freedmen are petitioning to become their own tribe.
Related Topics: Community, Race & Ethnicity
Originally broadcast on March 30, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
March 2nd, 2012
Legislators may soon decide whether Oklahoma will become home to a horse slaughter facility as a way to reduce abuse and neglect of horses. Two programs take different approaches to combatting high school dropout rates. Lawmakers work on Oklahoma’s answer to the federal Affordable Care Act. And the history of the Kiowa tribe is kept alive... On Highway 9. All that and more straight ahead, on ONR.
Related Topics: Race & Ethnicity, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Health, Education
Originally broadcast on March 2, 2012
