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Tribal leaders respond to President Joe Biden’s apology over U.S. Indian boarding schools
SUMMARY: President Biden delivered a historic formal apology to Native Americans for the federal Indian boarding school policy, a moment long-awaited by Indian Country. Tribal leaders emphasized the significance of this acknowledgment, marking it as a meaningful step in mending the relationship between the government and tribal nations. During his address at Gila River Indian Community near Phoenix, Biden highlighted the injustices faced by Native people, including forced removals from their homelands and efforts to sever their cultural connections. Attendees, including Oklahoma tribal leaders, shared harrowing personal experiences of oppression, underscoring the apology’s impact amidst the acknowledgment of a painful chapter in American history.
Tribal leaders respond to President Joe Biden’s apology over U.S. Indian boarding schools
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SUMMARY: One person has died following a shooting in northeast Oklahoma City around 8 PM near Katherine Place. Police responded to reports of gunfire and found a male victim in the street. He was taken to a hospital but later succumbed to his injuries. The situation remains active, with heavy police presence and road closures in the area. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots, but no suspect information is available yet. Detectives are currently on-site interviewing neighbors and witnesses to gather more details. Further updates are expected as the investigation unfolds.
One person killed in NE Oklahoma City shooting
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SUMMARY: Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters faced backlash over a prayer video he wanted played in schools, expressing support for President Donald Trump and criticizing the “radical left” and teachers’ unions. While the video garnered thousands of views online, many school districts opted not to show it, citing concerns over indoctrination and emphasizing the importance of inclusivity in public education. Critics argue that the focus should be on improving educational outcomes rather than engaging in culture wars. The Attorney General’s office called Walters’ directive unenforceable, asserting it undermines local control and parental rights in education.
Reaction to Walters’ prayer video for OK students
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SUMMARY: A woman living in Jasper Gardens has been without heat or air conditioning for several months, leading to frustration with her living conditions. Kalea Mary Ramsey, a tenant for over two years, resorted to using her oven for warmth and reported that repeated maintenance requests were ignored until recently. Although a maintenance worker assessed the central heating and air system, a part had to be ordered. Ramsey reached out to the property owner in Dallas and was offered a window unit and space heater. News 4 assisted in bringing attention to her situation, leading to some help for Ramsey.
Woman claims she’s been without heat and AC
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