Ginnie Graham

Maybe everyone should take a breath, learn something, then cheer on Team USA, says editorials editor Ginnie Graham.

Hundreds of kids in Oklahoma living outside tribal jurisdictions are going hungry after Gov. Kevin Stitt and Oklahoma officials refused to administer the federal Summer EBT program, says Carly Griffith Hotvedt.

Adults underestimate youths and their capacity to tackle hard subjects. They don’t want to be shielded from tough discussions; they want to be part of them, says Ginnie Graham.

It’s too easy to view the genocide as ancient history committed by foreign people — as if the distance and time excuse parallels in modern life, says Ginnie Graham.

Motherhood is hard and has nothing to do with pregnancy and childbirth. It's an indescribable emotional journey that tests our limits and alters our future, says Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham.

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America's current growing disregard of expertise is setting communities on a path to ignorance and misinformation, says Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham.

“As an Osage, my great-grandfather, Henry Roan, is murdered in this film. As a former Chief of the Osage Nation, I had to deal with many unresolved issues.”

Short of criminal activity, incompetent elected leaders still ought to finish out their terms. Voters sometimes have to live with their poor decisions, says editorials editor Ginnie Graham.

Georgetown researcher Anna Johnson says the Oklahoma State Testing Program (OSTP) does a poor job of capturing students’ foundational math (understanding what numbers mean) and oral (vocabulary) language knowledge.