Oklahoma Historical Society Black Americans ... helped form its namesake university and launched a newspaper to promote black migration. Science History Images / Alamy Stock Photo But this view ...

On this day in Oklahoma history in 1872, Dr. W.H. Slaughter was born in Alabama. According to the Oklahoma Historical Society ...

"This type of access to our history is important because it makes it readily available to people," Youngblood said. "This is what Oklahoma Black Legacy is all about." The app will be officially ...

It's not Black history. It's American history," she said ... "And there was no 'colored' car to leave that day for Oklahoma." The Marines insisted he be allowed on that train, riding in the mail car ...

He gave the crowd a brief Oklahoma Black history lesson, saying Black people who came to Indian Territory before statehood faced great obstacles but never stopped striving for better opportunities ...

County work is extreme, mundane tasks on one hand, extraordinary issues of justice on the other. Jason Lowe says he's ready ...

With its long history of rural Black towns and minority-owned farms, Oklahoma saw one of the highest concentrations of payments in the nation from the program last year. But some Oklahoma farmers ...

Focus: Black Oklahoma is produced in partnership with KOSU Radio and Tri-City Collective. Additional support is provided by The Commemoration Fund and Press Forward. This one hour special was made ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — Black pregnant women are dying at alarmingly high rates, and many people are trying to raise awareness for the issue during Black Maternal Health Week. Imani’s Village ...

becoming the first Black graduate student in the OU History program. Luper went on to become the adviser for the Oklahoma City NAACP Youth Council. The Youth Council staged a "sit-in" at Oklahoma ...