The event, hosted at Phillips Theological Seminary, featured a lecture from national LGBTQ+ activist and author Michael Roberson.
Author Archives: Elliot Terrell
Elliot Terrell is the managing editor for The Oklahoma Eagle. Prior to joining The Eagle, he worked as a reporter for NPR affiliates in Milwaukee, Atlanta and Salt Lake City and later Axios.
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Blends North Tulsa offers flavorful fruit drinks with an eye toward health
Chris Walker, the owner of Blends North Tulsa, said his goal is to provide healthier options to all Tulsans.
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Black boyhood meets the rodeo in Tulsa’s second mural rotating art series
“Brothers in Life & the Arena” features twin calf ropers Trenton and Trevor Whayne. The mural was unveiled a week before Road to the Rodeo events kick off in Tulsa.
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Tulsan launches Black Wall Street Travel to connect tourists with their ancestors
Regina Woods is planning trips through the African diaspora, taking travelers through Brazil, Colombia, South Africa, Ghana and Tulsa.
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Former Vernon AME pastor pleads guilty to embezzlement and tax evasion; owes more than $500,000
The U.S. attorney’s office said Rev. Keith Mayes embezzled church money to fund his gambling habit and firearm purchases. The court ordered him to repay $504,313.
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No hot water and nowhere to go: Tulsa tenant’s battle with landlord ends in housing scramble
Less than a year after moving to north Tulsa, Bridgett Smith said she regrets raising concerns about a rental home. Her former landlord regrets letting Smith stay there.
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Tulsa police said Michael Glunt was shot 3 times. The autopsy shows it was 9.
Karmen Glunt says her family is still searching for answers nearly seven months after Tulsa police shot and killed her brother, Michael Glunt, during a mental health crisis.
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As court date approaches, Tulsa Food Not Bombs leads campaign to get charges dropped
Four members of Food Not Bombs were arrested for distributing resources without permits. The mayor says he doesn’t have the power to drop any charges, nor should he.
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Tulsan adds Black Wall Street Food Festival to his portfolio of community-centered events
Jesse Foster, who also hosts Step Up to the Grill on Greenwood, says he’s hoping for 3,000 people to attend the first iteration of the Black Wall Street Food Festival.
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New Grocery Box mural pays homage to north Tulsa’s past with a nod to the present and future
The mural features old icons like Cooper’s Produce and Pete’s BBQ. Grocery store officials say it also highlights the resilience of the neighborhood.
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Lockett twins continue family’s football future; one at Old Dominion University
High school seniors Jacob and Jordan Lockett have agreed to play football at Old Dominion University after only Jacob received one from Kansas State.
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Beeping balls, buzzing bases: Baseball for the visually impaired creates purpose and community
The Oklahoma Lookouts finished fourth in the Sooner State Classic but the camaraderie and connection are what the team values the most.