The Tulsa Voice - August A 2017

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Fraser Kastner

Editor’s Letter – 8/2/17

Liz Blood

The right-wing hand-wring

In defense of Markwayne Mullin (seriously!)

Barry Friedman

Heart under the hood

Culture and community at Tulsa Individuals Car Club Picnic

Jake Cornwell

Guilty or innocent?

Three years, three trials, and three hung juries—Shannon Kepler’s fate is still undecided

Joshua Kline

Raising the bar

In conversation with The Daily Beast’s Noah Rothbaum

Andrew Saliga

Full Circle

A brief rundown of what’s happening at the Circle Cinema

Jeff Huston

Resilient film

Circle Cinema spotlights Native American filmmakers

Mason Whitehorn Powell

Inside education

Incarcerated students at Dick Conner Correctional Center celebrate graduation

Mason Whitehorn Powell

Charm offensive

‘Landline’ balances bittersweet hilarity with emotional sincerity

Joe O’Shansky

Here today, gone tomorrow

Tulsa struggles with street art

Mary Noble

Part of the revolution

Green Corn Rebellion band celebrates namesake’s 100th anniversary

Damion Shade

Solutions, not punishment

Modus gives teens rides to medical and social services

Mary Noble

The banjo and the axe

Pete Seeger’s joyful revolution

Alicia Chesser

Repairing the world

Preschool dedicates library to Khalid Jabara

Zack Reeves

Bad News

The only thing worse than fake news: real news

Fraser Kastner

Bounce back

Roughnecks finally playing the game we want to see

John Tranchina

Wage war

Minimum wage isn’t what it used to be—it’s worse

Courtney Cullison

No fork, no problem

Where to celebrate National Sandwich Month

Trey Eagleton

Word on the street

What’s the best comfort food to ease a hangover?

August-A 2017