Tulsa is one of the largest cities I’ve ever lived in since graduating high school in a tiny town (population of less than 20,000!). What I’ve found is that despite its size, Tulsa still feels very friendly. Tulsans are close-knit but very welcoming to people who move here looking to find and contribute to a … Continued
The Forty Year War in Afghanistan by Tariq Ali I found this book to be incredibly engaging and helpful in decentering western perspectives on a conflict into which we have inserted ourselves with disastrous, violent results. Ali’s collection of essays spanning — you guessed it, forty years — are prescient in their warnings to global … Continued
IKEA. From multipurpose furniture to unpronounceable names, this place has everything. Bright colors, immersive displays, everything you could ever need to organize and so much more! Oh, and meatballs.
The people. Tulsa is filled with people collaborating to make it a better place for everyone. This is such a vibrant, friendly city. There are so many committed people working to learn from our past and drive change for a positive future.
The soundtrack of my past is Courage by Lianne La Havas, my present soundtrack is Closer by Goapele, and the soundtrack of my future is Chosen by Madison Ryann Ward.
A: My favorite thing about Tulsa is how big the city is but how it feels like a small town. There are people in the community that are doing work for all people here!
A: The soundtrack of my past is anything from Lady Gaga, my present soundtrack is anything by Bad Bunny, and the soundtrack of my future is Lofi beats.
