The things you see on marketplace in Oklahoma

WHAM at FAM haul! My first ribbon skirt 🥹 and this incredible historical atlas from the gift shop.

Me when people are posting about the Sooners

I wish we'd had WinAmp Wrapped in the late 90s

Kaiser + Willie Jack, besties for life

The amazing obituary the Tulsa World published about my 3x great-grandfather Lewis Mulkey in 1930, three years to the day before my grandma was born. At the time it was believed he was the oldest survivor of Cherokee removal. We now know Rebecca Ketcher Neugin outlived him by 3 years

Important official university communication, today. Joe doesn't have this many words for so many other things, including all statewide efforts to strip history education of "woke" content.

You think you're cool? Not as cool as my 8 year old nephew, who now writes his name in this very unique, stylized fashion!!!!!!

Oklahoma is home to 39 tribal Nations. My tribe, the Cherokee Nation, drives more than $3 billion every year into the Oklahoma economy.

www.tahlequahdailypress.com/news/cheroke...

What's up guys just hanging out in my new donut

Kirby needs to read this

Haven't shared enough Kaiser pics here lately so please enjoy the world's goofiest silliest weirdest little Bobby Hill cat ever

I'm sorry but I have the world's cutest cat

Yes. This was the central thesis of a body of advising work I developed over five years ago at the University of Oklahoma.

nhalliance.org/advisors-as-...

In 1905 my 3x great-grandfather petitioned the Dawes Commission to return some of his allotment land, on account of it being "valueless." He is 70 years old. He survived the Trail of Tears when he was 4. And he wants to give the govt their shit land back. His petition was denied.

Read this book.