Ginnie Graham
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Tulsa, OK, United States
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Past articles by Ginnie:
Here are some Thanksgiving-themed TV shows worth streaming this holiday
The best Thanksgiving stories are found on television, where familiar tropes of dinners gone wrong and flashbacks all have an underlying compassion. → Read More
Column: Who is the most powerful woman in America right now?
After compiling her own mental list, columnist turned to her kids to hear what youngsters think. → Read More
Tulsa County bucks incarceration trend, finds options for prison-bound women
Social justice advocates point to the county's myriad programs and services working in coordination as the reason for the emerging trend of sending fewer women to prison. Oklahoma remains at No. 1 in female incarceration, however, as it has for more than 20 years. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: Solidarity for all of humanity leads to triumph over terror
Western nations should resist the numbness to the deaths associated in war-torn countries and seek protections for the vulnerable. → Read More
Foster children becoming adults get an extra option
A nearly $5 million donation is giving the Oklahoma Department of Human Services leverage to expand a transitional living program for foster children aging out of the system statewide. → Read More
OSU Homecoming Parade: What we know
A comprehensive look at what happened before, during and after the crash last week at Oklahoma State University's homecoming parade, which left four dead and the arrest of a 25-year-old Oologah woman. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: World War II plane gives a living history lesson
A flight in a vintage war-era aircraft around downtown Tulsa gives a chance to appreciate peacetime. → Read More
Police lab analyst defended in cases where convicted men were later exonerated
Gerry Bender, manager of the Litigation Division for the city of Tulsa, said Cox was not responsible for the conviction of Sedrick Courtney. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: Getting to the bottom of Amazon reviews
With the online retail giant now suiting its users for writing fake reviews for money, who can you trust? → Read More
DHS foster child deported within months of aging out of system
A girl abused by the El Salvador's sex trade was entered into Oklahoma's foster care system at age 13 but no relief was available for permanent residency, so she was put back the place where the first trauma occurred. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: Arkansas River raft trip is tops
Photo slideshow: Tulsa's Great Raft Race 2015In making the past cool again, the Great River Raft Race came back Monday after a nearly 25-year absence. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: No troubled water for return of Arkansas river rafting
The water quality in Tulsa's part of the Arkansas River is no worse than any other lake or public pool. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: Ashley Madison hack reminds us there are better ways to spend time and money
Chocolate, spa day or a divorce attorney are better buys than an infidelity website. → Read More
Oklahoma saw last Confederate surrender, Confederate battle flag once flew at Capitol
The last Confederate general's surrender came in what is now Oklahoma, and the state has not been free of Confederate flag controversy. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: Local house of horrors a wake-up call to stop child abuse, neglect
Not only is the state is dire need of foster homes, but it needs a movement to stop the abuse and neglect of children. This is a cultural shift beyond the capability of government. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: Oklahoma senator says 'worship' and 'religion' are different
U.S. Senator James Lankford takes issue with an accepted answer on the American citizenship test regarding the rights of everyone living in the country. → Read More
Jenks senior wins national recognition as business interests evolve
In five years, Forrest Hull went from being a jewelry designer to planning a launch for a tech company that creates apps for small businesses. → Read More
While other cities riot, Tulsa talks
Reasons for Tulsa's peaceful protests are likely a combination of several factors: A quick admission by the sheriff's office that the death was an accident, the tenor set by the victim's family, nonviolent attitudes of demonstration organizers, the arrest and charge of Bates and the decades-long work in reconciliation led by several organizations and faith leaders. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: Food stamp challenge shouldn't be a trendy cause
Give Gwyneth Paltrow credit for attempting to understand hunger in America. Here are a few myths about food stamps. → Read More
Ginnie Graham: To better prevent teen pregnancy, give them LARCS
Tulsa is already leading the effort to provide information and services for long-acting reversible contraception for teens and low-income individuals through the Take Control Initiative. → Read More