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Oklahoma News Report
Immigration Legislation (4:08)
Featured in It's Your Government
Immigration continues to be a hot topic with Oklahoma lawmakers. Special Correspondent and e-Capitol reporter, Erin Boeckman, joined us to talk about some of the pending immigration legislation.
Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Government, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on March 30, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Single Parents (3:15)
Featured in Top Stories
Thousands of Oklahoma families are struggling in this economy. For single parent families, finding financial relief is very difficult.
Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Business & Economy, Government, Women, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Health
Originally broadcast on March 25, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Human Rights Consolidation (2:30)
Featured in It's Your Government
Gov. Fallin wants the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission to become part of the Attorney General's office. Members of the Commission say that merger would be inefficient and costly.
Related Topics: Culture & Society, News & Public Affairs, Community, Race & Ethnicity, Gender & Sexual Identity, Government, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on February 23, 2011
A Conversation With...
George Henderson (57:50)
George Henderson grew up in Alabama during the Great Depression. The son of sharecroppers, he was expected to rise above his surroundings and pull his family out of poverty. After fleeing to the Midwest, he graduated from college, served in the Air Force and became an educator and community activist. In 1967, Henderson accepted a job as professor at the University of Oklahoma, a place his mentor warned was “a small redneck school in a backward state.” Henderson moved his family into a state and city that was not yet ready for the change he was destined to bring, and began his life’s work. Against the odds, Henderson courageously confronted “institutionalized racism” and led the movement for racial equality at the university and across the state. Henderson inspired his students to chip away at the formidable color barrier that stood in their way and established a new era of human relations in Oklahoma. In celebration of Black History Month, George Henderson shares his experiences in the struggle for civil rights with Dick Pryor in the new OETA production, “A Conversation With….George Henderson.” “A Conversation With…George Henderson” provides a unique and deeply personal account of Oklahoma history through the eyes of one of the nation’s most eloquent and respected civil rights scholars.
Related Topics: Religion & Beliefs, Community, Race & Ethnicity, People & Profiles, United States, Modern, Biography & Profiles, Government, Politics, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Health, Education, Religion & Beliefs
Originally broadcast on February 22, 2011
Oklahoma Forum
Democratization of the Middle East (27:46)
We discuss the revolution in Egypt and the spread of democracy across the Middle East with: Joshua Landis, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Middle East Studies, University of Oklahoma Zach Messitte, Ph.D., Dean of the College of International Studies, University of Oklahoma Mohamed Daadaoui, Ph.D., Asst. Professor of Political Science, Oklahoma City University
Related Topics: Religion & Beliefs, Race & Ethnicity, Government, Politics, National Security, Global Affairs, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Health, Education, Religion & Beliefs
Originally broadcast on February 20, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Tulsa Police Immigration Outreach (3:24)
Featured in Top Stories
Oklahoma is now home to more Hispanics than Native Americans. In Tulsa, there has been a 97% increase in the Hispanic population in the past decade, and the police department there has begun a new outreach program to help bridge language and cultural barriers.
Related Topics: Culture & Society, News & Public Affairs, Race & Ethnicity, Race & Ethnicity
Originally broadcast on February 16, 2011
Oklahoma Forum
Public Service Media (27:45)
We discuss the changing role of public service media with our guests: Kelly Burley, Director, KOSU Radio John McCarroll, Executive Director, OETA-The Oklahoma Network Kurt Gwartney, News Director, KGOU Radio
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Women, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Education, Arts & Entertainment, Media, Opinion
Originally broadcast on January 16, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Single Parent Households (4:09)
Featured in It's Your Government
Nearly 28-percent of Oklahoma households are headed by a single parent. In some counties, the figures are even higher. Many of those single-parents depend on social services to make ends meet, but with budget cuts, those services are now stretched to the breaking point.
Related Topics: Health, Parents, News & Public Affairs, Child Development, Healthy Kids, Government, Women, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Health
Originally broadcast on January 12, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Cherokee Nation i-Pads (4:06)
Featured in 21st Century Classroom
The Cherokee Nation has officially made the leap from Native Culture to Pop Culture. The Cherokee language is the first native language to be featured on the newest i-Phone from Apple: the i-Phone 4. Younger Cherokee generations are now using a language that was nearly forgotten, and taking it into the 21st Century Classroom.
Related Topics: Culture & Society, Parents, History, News & Public Affairs, Technology, Race & Ethnicity, Media & Technology, Education, Civilizations, United States, Science & Technology, Race & Ethnicity, Education, Communications & Media
Originally broadcast on January 5, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Anti-Immigration Law (2:46)
Featured in It's Your Government
Leaders of an Oklahoma human rights coalition are warning that an anti-immigration bill could damage the state’s economy. There are indications that if the bill becomes law, Oklahoma could be the target of a nationwide economic boycott.
Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Government, Race & Ethnicity
Originally broadcast on January 4, 2011
