The Tulsa Voice - March B 2017

Hazy bloodline

Why do white Oklahoma families tell their kids they have Native ancestry?

Denver Nicks

Distance

A poem

Lisa C. Krueger

Punching Nazis

Violent anti-fascism activism is resurgent, but is it productive?

Mitch Gilliam

Where there’s smoke

The progressive case for increasing the cigarette tax

Gene Perry

Situational vibes

Eclectic music showcase at The Yeti brings musicians together

Damion Shade

God’s lonely ape

‘Kong: Skull Island’ is a guilt-free b-movie spectacle

Joe O’Shansky

‘What I am is a reporter’

An interview with the Tulsa World’s Jim Watts

Michael Wright

Remembering Holland

Banquet honors TU law graduate who died fighting for women’s rights

Amanda Ruyle

Legislative Insanity, Part the Infinity

It keeps getting worse

Barry Friedman

Beyond the cup

Tulsa coffee shop offers an elevated brew

Angela Evans

Tell You What: Red velvet and old fringe

Tinder love at the Cellar Dweller

Jennie Lloyd

The multi-tasking percussionist

Central High instructor Marcus James writes, performs, records and teaches music

Eddie Washington

‘Death’ restaged

‘The Salesman’ uses Arthur Miller’s play to critique Iranian masculinity

Jeff Huston

Bars, burgers & basketball

Hey, NCAA fans, here’s what you should do in Tulsa

The Tulsa Voice Staff

Mad weekend

Tulsa plays a prominent role in 2017’s March Madness

John Tranchina

Dancing on film

The Oklahoma Dance Film Festival returns

Alicia Chesser

Green day

Navigating Tulsa’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations

March-B 2017