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39 minutes ago · FILE - In this 1921 image provided by the Library of Congress, smoke billows over Tulsa, Okla., during the Tulsa Race Massacre, one of the worst single acts of violence against Black people in U.S ...
About TCB. The Tulsa Council of the Blind is a chapter of the Oklahoma Council of the Blind. It was created by a group of blind individuals in the 1940s and served several functions. During that period of time, the isolation of blind people was far greater than today. The chapter served as an advocacy organization as well as a social outlet.
2 days ago · TULSA, OK (KTUL) — The Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law and Justice released a new report on prosecutorial misconduct. "The Truth Will Always Come Out: Prosecutorial Misconduct, Brady ...
Feb 20, 2021 · We love you Charley and thank you so very much for all you have done through the years to improve our quality of life. Charley and Ruthie live at 7522 E 53rd Place, Tulsa, OK 74145. Their phone number is (918) 938-7014. Please let them know that you are attending the party and what you are bringing, dessert-wise.
Since 1949, NewView Oklahoma has served as a life-changing source of hope and empowerment for those in Oklahoma living with blindness and low vision. We strive to restore the independence that so many fear they may have lost. View our most recent 990. View our most recent Impact Report. Oklahoma League for the Blind (OLB) is founded.
Challenge Most of us, whether we are White, Black, or Brown, believe that everyone should be able to live a full and healthy life, no matter what we may have done in our past. For too long, we've put up barriers to prevent formerly incarcerated and other system-involved people from exiting the system and building thriving, successful lives. For years, Tulsa County struggled to reduce ...
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The organization works to encourage, empower, educate, and enhance the lives of Oklahomans who are blind or visually impaired. OCB strives to empower blind Oklahomans to become full and independent participants in society through advocacy, leadership, and public education on issues that affect the lives of citizens with visual impairments.
