Investing in women, girls pays dividends
As a state that ranks 28th in per capita personal income (with $36,899, just $3,000 below the national average of $39,750), you might think our numbers regarding child well-being recently reported by the Annie E. Casey Foundation would be higher than 44th. When you marry that statistic with the National Center for Women Policy Studies ranking that puts Oklahoma 46th in great places for women to live and work, you see...
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