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Four of the original members of the Oklahoma City Youth Council sat in a pew at Calvary Baptist Church, at 2nd and Walnut Streets.

The future Clara Luper Civil Rights Center will celebrate her life and works, but also bring together decades of stories OKC residents share.

Sixty years after the March on Washington, thousands of Americans gathered Saturday, Aug. 26, 2023, to focus on the future of civil rights.

Clara Luper and 13 kids from the Oklahoma City NAACP Youth Council ordered up peaceful protest at a Katz Drug Store in Oklahoma City.

Sixty-five years after 13 black students sat at a segregated OKC lunch counter demanding to be served, Clara Luper's legacy is still seen today.

The family and community remember Clara Luper ahead of what would be her 100th birthday.

A panel discussion, a gathering at the state Capitol and a world-premiere orchestral performance are planned in OKC for the Clara Luper centennial.

As students and community members from across Oklahoma gathered on the second floor of the Oklahoma state Capitol, filling the room with laughter, music and boisterous conversation, they could only

An OKC community forum on police and concerns residents might have turned tense when a mother confronted the police chief about her sons death.

A job the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. did not get and a play you may never have heard of mark the start of his lasting impact on Oklahoma.