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Tag: Hispanic
Posted inFood
We asked, you answered. Tulsans share their favorite Hispanic and Latino bites across the metro.
From huaraches al pastor to pupusas and Peruvian ceviche, here are some ways you can eat and drink your way through Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Here are 4 things for Tulsa’s Latino and Hispanic community to check out in September
From a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration to free admission at the Tulsa Botanic Garden, here’s what you can find to do in September.
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At this annual conference, Tulsa Latinas take center stage
More than 200 women packed the fourth annual Tulsa Latina Leadership Conference to gain confidence and overcome barriers in their professional lives.
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Broken Arrow’s Latino community is growing. So are the ways the city is embracing the culture.
Already home to one of Oklahoma’s largest Latino festivals, Broken Arrow is now Sister Cities with Rincón de Romos, Mexico. City officials say it reflects BA’s diversity.
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These Tulsans raced to help Venezuela after earthquakes. They say their work isn’t done.
Twin earthquakes claimed thousands of lives in Venezuela. Hispanic Tulsans sprung into action — and are still raising money to ship 700-plus donation boxes to Venezuelans.
Posted inSchools & Families
Leading with light: Meet the Union graduate pouring back into her community
Areliz Fierro is a worship leader at Next Gen Victory, mentor to fellow students and the soon-to-be Union graduate. She hopes to stay in Tulsa and support the Hispanic community.
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Tulsa’s Hispanic youth struggle to access mental health care. This organization is stepping in.
The Elevate Project launched this spring to provide free bilingual therapy, group counseling, mentorships and more to Tulsans.
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St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Tulsa’s first Hispanic parish, celebrates a century
St. Francis Xavier has moved locations and absorbed congregations since its founding in 1926. Its place at the heart of Tulsa’s Hispanic community remains the same.
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With more data centers on the horizon, organizers don’t want east Tulsans left out of the loop
Environmental justice groups brought information about Project Anthem, a proposed 340-acre data center campus, and its potential impact on resources to east Tulsa.
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Ever wondered the differences between Latino, Hispanic, Chicano? We got you covered.
There are many terms used for identifying people of Latin and Hispanic origin. We break down the meanings — and why we use certain words in our coverage.