Muhammad Ali: The right fighter for the right battles
My dad was a boxer during his time in the Navy. It was just assumed we would watch boxing as I was growing up....
Faleeha Hassan: Stalingrad
(Editor's Note: Read more about Iraqi poet Faleeha Hassan's life by clicking here. Two of her other poems were also published in this week's...
Dumb and dumber: #okleg grades, comment on ‘Grapes’
I wrote an analysis last week of the 2016 Legislature's outcome, arguing that the session could be remembered more for the things it didn't do than...
Poems from Iraq: ‘The war wrote your name in the list of death’
In May, NonDoc received poetry submissions for our Sundaze series from Faleeha Hassan, a self-identified feminist poet, playwright and teacher from Najaf, Iraq.
It's not...
Education legislation creates victories in ‘reform wars’
The 2016 Oklahoma legislative session was awful. The Republican-controlled House, Senate and executive branch ducked their responsibilities, but we can shout for joy about...
Charlie Christian in the news, still out of the Okla. HoF
Posthumously, it's been a busy week for American jazz legend Charlie Christian, as the 2016 version of the international music festival named in his honor kicked off...
‘Pressed’ releases: Meowapalooza, rain barrels & fishin’
In a newsroom setting, one could argue that a publication is like a car's engine that uses ad sales as the fuel.
To extend the automotive metaphor,...
Special thanks to PWYW sponsors and advertisers
In the month of May, NonDoc received 15 different Pay What You Want contributions from readers who believe in our mission.
We truly appreciate their support,...
Token Oklahoman discovers ‘Oklahoma stigma’
While Oklahoma pride is something I've been taught ever since I learned to speak, I’ve always known that Oklahoma’s reputation beyond our borders hasn’t...
Letter: Repeating or reporting on mental health stigma?
(Editor’s Note: NonDoc believes in creating a responsible forum for the rational and respectful discussion of topics and ideas. As such, we run Letters...


















