Remember our Indian heritage
With centennial festivities running up to Nov. 16, we urge the citizens of Oklahoma to capitalize on a unique opportunity to remember the state's Indian heritage while focusing on the future.
Oklahoma has always been "more Indian” than the rest of the United States ; with native residents making up 8.1 percent of its population, the state has an Indian citizenry eight times as prevalent as in the United States as...
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