KKK Recruiting In Oklahoma Doesn’t Go So Well
KKK Recruiting In Oklahoma Doesn’t Go So Well
An attempt by members of the United White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, to recruit new “knights” ended up doing a bit of the opposite, […]
Latino Artist Creates Own Business Model, Thrives
To chat with Franco Mondini-Ruiz is to be sucked into his world — art museums, New York City, Mexican mothers, San Antonio art society, gay parties, baroque wedding cakes, 18th […]
Oklahoma Immigration Bill Targets Smugglers, Not Businesses
Here’s a good indication as to where Oklahoma lawmakers’ minds are. The Associate Press is reporting An illegal immigration bill being considered by lawmakers this year will target human smugglers […]
News Taco To Go: Oil, México Violence, Tax Day, Airfares And Tornadoes
Today is tax day! Airfares will probably rise about 15% this year because of rising fuel prices, making the average fare about $390. Tornadoes that hit several states over the […]
News Taco To Go: World’s Oldest Man Dies, Budget, Food And More
The oldest man in the world, 114 year-old Walter Breuning of Montana, died Thursday; the story has tips to longevity. 6 people died from tornadoes that stretch from Oklahoma to Arkansas; […]
Latinos Outnumber Native Americans In Oklahoma
Latinos now outnumber Native Americans in Oklahoma, a state that has marketed if not truly valued its Native American heritage. The Native American Times (via AP) reports that, with recent […]
Oklahoma Sees Rise In Latino Students
The highest percentage ever of Oklahoma’s public school children are Latino, according to recent figures. About 12% of the state’s school population is Latino, compared to 55% white, 18% Native […]
Arizona-Style Immigration Laws Cropping Up in Oklahoma
I wish it weren’t necessary to bring such things up, but we have to keep an eye on these developments. Arizona-type anti-immigrant laws are spreading like mala yerba. The Associated […]