The Tulsa Voice - January A 2019

Our greatest strength

Linda Allegro

What the teachers want

Oklahoma educators step out of the classroom and into the 57th Legislature

Hunter Cates

The art of the steal

Senator Jim Inhofe’s unbelievable stock market luck

Barry Friedman

‘American epidemic’

Guardian reporter Chris McGreal talks opioid addiction in Tulsa

Fraser Kastner

Dreaming out loud

Vision board fundraiser supports undocumented youth

Jezy J. Gray

On a mission

‘Book of Mormon’ actor returns to Tulsa in leading role

Alicia Chesser Atkin

‘Wake up and shine bright’

Preston Simmons fights for local creatives

Mary Noble

‘Obscure rituals’

‘Hello, Penumbra’ is what happens when artists and institutions trust each other

Christopher Mosley

Gathering in the glow

Tulsa’s premier park on a sunny winter weekend

Brady Whisenhunt | Photos by Destiny Jade Green

Star stuff

Telescope 101 with the Tulsa Astronomy Club

Blayklee Freed

Spirit of inclusion

A case for zero-proof cocktails

Andrew Saliga

A space for making

Studio 75 is a creative hub for Kendall Whittier

TTV Staff

A love supreme

Barry Jenkins delivers an emotional portrait of black love in ‘70s New York

Charles Elmore

Steal your heart

A petty crime family reckons with itself in ‘Shoplifters’

Jeff Huston

Full Circle

A brief rundown of what’s happening at Circle Cinema

Tulsa does brunch

Your guide to the best ‘in-between’ eats in the city

TTV Staff

Finer things

Shrinking budgets deepen inequality in arts education

Rebecca Fine for Oklahoma Policy Institute

Editor’s Letter – 1/2/19

Jezy J. Gray

January-A 2019