Tulsa World Opinion

Yes, the state superintendent appears to have had female nudity on display via his office TV, but also, under his leadership, #oklaed has worsened in academic outcomes and other metrics, says columnist Ginnie Graham. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

If a budget is a mirror of values, what does the “big beautiful bill” say about America? tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

What do a sausage maker and an insurance giant have in common? A growing concern about the divisions fracturing American society — and a willingness to do something about it. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

Once again, our tribes are swinging for the fences and knocking out home runs, especially in comparison to the performance of our state political leadership, writes the the executive director of the Indigenous Food and Agriculture Institute. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

I’ve come to understand how important clear and respectful communication is to everything we do, says Richard Ledford of Bixby. tulsaworld.com/opinion/letter…

Starting this fall, TCC Advantage will cover tuition and mandatory fees for one academic year for eligible students from Broken Arrow, Charles Page, Jenks, and Sapulpa high schools and who live in Creek, Osage, and Wagoner counties, writes the president... tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

I love how the children’s hospital is making a difference and making sure that children are comfortable in their care because it looks and feels like a place just for kids, says Kanchan Thomas of Tulsa. tulsaworld.com/opinion/letter…

The Trump majority in the Supreme Court recklessly disregards precedent and regularly reverses major decisions for political and ideological reasons, says Mark Darrah of Tulsa. tulsaworld.com/opinion/letter…

To be blunt, Saint Francis has a “Help Wanted” sign in the window. If you’re a nurse, nurse tech or medical assistant or if you're interested in roles in environmental services, security or patient service, we want to hear from you, writes the president... tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

You would think Tulsa Police Department would get a heads-up — especially now that we have learned that our officers don’t have the training or equipment to do the job, writes the Tulsa World Editorial Board. tulsaworld.com/opinion/editor…

For 17 months, Tulsa World readers had the chance to see the opinions of editorial cartoonist Doug Marlette, writes the Tulsa World executive editor. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

It’s time to strengthen enforcement before small signs become large dangers, writes the retired law enforcement veteran. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

Cutting research doesn’t just hurt scientists — it puts our future on the line, writes a Sapulpa High School graduate who is working on her doctorate at Cornell University. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

Speaking with columnist Ginnie Graham, Mayor Monroe Nichols said there is a bottleneck of people on the streets because shelters are full and funds for enough housing units aren't available. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

It is unfortunate that the plight of the remaining Palestinians in Gaza are dying from starvation, indiscriminate bombing and errant gunfire just because they want to exist in peace, says Roger Redden of Muskogee. tulsaworld.com/opinion/letter…

The Founders were adverse to political parties because they thought political parties could divide the country, says Rod Miller of Tulsa. tulsaworld.com/opinion/letter…

You may not be a fan of the show, you should pay attention to its cancelation, says Ann Sitz of Tulsa. tulsaworld.com/opinion/letter…

A lot more kids would join Scouts if they knew more about it, says Harris Alsup of Bixby. tulsaworld.com/opinion/letter…

One of the newest email newsletters to hit my inbox regularly that always gets clicked on is the Oklahoma Memo, writes the Tulsa World executive editor. tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…

Economist Claudia Sahm warns that immigration restrictions will be a drag on president's plans tulsaworld.com/opinion/column…