65 years after OKC's sit-in, Clara Luper's 'radical love' still reverberates today
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.
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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.
Two Oklahoma educators whose legacies span generations have been selected for induction into the Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame.
A panel discussion, a gathering at the state Capitol and a world-premiere orchestral performance are planned in OKC for the Clara Luper centennial.
TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – The legacy of the woman who played a fundamental role in the nation's first 'sit-in' for civil rights lived on this week during a presentation on a
OKLAHOMA CITY - Sixty-four years ago, local schoolteacher and NAACP Youth Advisor Clara Luper and thirteen of her students initiated one of the first civil rights protest in the country