The Tulsa Voice - October A 2018

Decolonizing death

Tulsa’s Day of the Dead Festival builds a bridge, not a wall

Alicia Chesser

Everybody’s face

We have a lot to learn from survivors of domestic violence—and our recent history

Liz Blood

Eclectic projections

Inside the 2018 Tulsa American Film Festival

Jeff Huston and TTV Staff

Taking on the burger king

Tim Gilpin’s quixotic quest to get to Washington

Barry Friedman

Flagrant fouls

How (not) to watch the 2018-19 Thunder basketball season

Matt Carney

Hearty laughter

Local comics compile comedy for a cause

Mitch Gilliam

‘From Compton with Love’

iamDES serves up a bowl of hip-hop nostalgia

Mary Noble

Crafting a narrative

Oklahoma Distilling Co. to open cocktail lounge, cidery, and meadery

Andrew Saliga

Oklahoma ketchup

A vainglorious defense of a humble condiment

Angela Evans

Fixup Town

The secret lives of Tulsa lights

Destiny Jade Green, words by Brady Whisenhunt

World music

‘Far Western’ documents the surviving classic country tradition in Japan

Mason Whitehorn Powell

Full Circle

A brief look at what’s happening at Circle Cinema

Up with people

A citizen petition is Oklahoma’s best chance to raise the minimum wage

Deon Osborne

Editor’s Letter – 10/3/18

Jezy J. Gray

Tulsa | Memento Mori

Poetry

Lynn Lipinski

Changing hearts, getting free

ACLU of Oklahoma educates voters on the power of district attorneys

Jezy J. Gray

‘We can take you all’

Natalie Prass explores the relationship between ribbon dancing and resistance

Lyndsay Knecht

Occupied

A small town confronts its dark past in ‘1945’

Charles Elmore

October-A 2018