OKCPS lawsuit: In condemning, The Oklahoman ignores context
The Oklahoma City Public Schools on Monday voted to “… begin research for a possible lawsuit or lawsuits …” against the state. The OKCPS...
‘Rape insurance’ abortion law a blow to human decency
AUSTIN, Texas — The danger of the Trump White House does not end with the Trump White House. It doesn’t end with the near-constant...
Editorial: Candidate debates benefit Oklahoma voters
This Wednesday, NonDoc will host its first political candidate debate. The Tussle at the Tower will feature the three men seeking to become Oklahoma...
Addressing racism past and present: ‘It starts with us’
It was 50 years ago before a black man owned real estate in Norman, Oklahoma. The place was called a “sundown” town, meaning if...
Steve Bannon Ganon: Game Over
Bannon, Ganon, get it? In any case, it's game over in the White House. I've noticed it's difficult to find out exactly what happened...
Colin Kaepernick’s protest has made him an NFL pariah
As a lifelong Dolphins fan, I was more than disappointed with the announcement they had signed former Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler to a...
Rep. Dollens: As automation threatens jobs, initiatives seek to prepare workers for future
In 2014, I worked as a roughneck on a drilling rig that had been built in the 1970s. This rig, four decades old, required...
Disdain for bank overdraft charges ignores realities
An article authored by Suzanne Woolley that appeared in Bloomberg’s Businessweek Aug. 4, and subsequently was picked up by several newspapers across the country, demonstrates...
Confederate names of ‘failing’ OKCPS schools to be examined
Should Oklahoma City Public Schools change the names of four low-performing elementary schools named after men who fought with the Confederacy during the Civil...
To negotiate with North Korea, send in Dennis Rodman
LAUSANNE, Switzerland — As tensions with North Korea rise to the highest levels in years, the world watches and wonders how far this will...


















