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Mysterious signs have been popping up in the Oklahoma City metro this week calling on residents to vote to close the library on election day and attend a "book burning party."
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Late last week 14 Oklahoma GOP lawmakers called for the State Department of Education to investigate a former Norman teacher for potentially violating House Bill 1775.
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Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor announced the end of his school library book probe on Thursday.
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"Thirteen Reasons Why" and "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" will stay available for Bixby students
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The books in Oklahoma school libraries don’t end up on the shelves by accident. A few parent groups and legislators are trying to limit what appears in school libraries. StateImpact reports on how librarians decide which books are available to kids.
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The KGOU Readers Club continues its look at the Tulsa Race Massacre as the 100th anniversary of the destruction of Tulsa’s Greenwood District, also known…
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Oklahoma students could go their entire educational experience without hearing about the Tulsa Race Massacre in school. That’s beginning to change as more people recognize the importance of teaching children about this shameful chapter of Oklahoma history. 'Opal’s Greenwood Oasis' is a children’s book meant to introduce the history of Greenwood to the very young.
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As former dean of freshmen at Stanford University, Julie Lythcott-Haims observed parents becoming increasingly involved in their children’s lives. Consequently, their kids arrived at college without some basic living skills.
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A new book, "The Treaty Of Versailles: A Concise History," looks at how that treaty was assembled and examines its mixed legacy.
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"Golden Hill" is British author Francis Spufford's first novel, and is written in an 18th-century style. Spufford joins Here & Now's Robin Young to talk about the book.