The case for/against commuting Julius Jones’ sentence
Should Julius Jones have his sentence commuted, staving off execution? Read op-eds from Attorney General Mike Hunter and Jones supporter Annie Clark.
Oklahoma Opinion: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in Oklahoma public schools
“It is for this reason that I am submitting my letter of resignation,” writes Tegan Malone, formerly an Oklahoma public school teacher.
Oklahoma Opinion: The tough get tougher in the new education landscape
The fight for quality education seems harder than ever as schools face low funding, biased curriculum and a pandemic.
Oklahoma Opinion: What is the Fourth of July to the Black American?
Growing up in New England the Fourth of July was truly a spectacle. But there was always a dark cloud over the holiday that I couldn’t put my finger on as a child.
Opinion: ‘Suppressive’ Oklahoma voting system exacerbated by COVID-19
Unnecessary barriers to voting do more to undermine our democracy than protect it. And Oklahomans should never be forced to choose between their health and exercising their constitutional right to vote.
Letter: Sen. Lankford, ‘damage to our institutions will not fade. It will accrue’
Letters to The Frontier can be submitted at letters@readfrontier.com
Opinion: When everyone counts — everyone wins
“If you don’t have a seat at the table, then you are probably on the menu.” CAIR-OK’s Adam Soltani stresses the importance of census involvement.
Letter: More to virtual charter school grad rates than just four-year totals
As principal of an Oklahoma virtual public school, I have to share my thoughts regarding the article, “Most virtual charter schools’ students don’t graduate,” published on Dec. 1, 2019.
