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Parent arrested after calling anti-LGBTQ+ superintendent a 'bigot' - Vimarsana News

Parent arrested after calling anti-LGBTQ+ superintendent a 'bigot'

An Oklahoma parent was reportedly arrested during a committee meeting after accusing superintendent Ryan Walters of being a 'bullly'.

Parent arrested as Ryan Walters called 'bully and bigot' at Oklahoma meeting - Vimarsana News

Parent arrested as Ryan Walters called 'bully and bigot' at Oklahoma meeting

The Oklahoma superintendent of public instruction has enraged many with his anti-LGBTQ+ stances.

Source: yahoo.com
Oklahoma voters recall white supremacist, reject supporters of Ryan Walters - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma voters recall white supremacist, reject supporters of Ryan Walters

The city of Enid voted out a white nationalist city council member, and Tulsa rejected school board candidates who supported Walters's threat of a state takeover of the city's public schools.

Source: yahoo.com
NEW from Walters Watch: Chaos, Defections, and Scandal Continue to Befall Ryan Walters' Oklahoma State Department of Education - Vimarsana News

NEW from Walters Watch: Chaos, Defections, and Scandal Continue to Befall Ryan Walters' Oklahoma State Department of Education

Walters under fire for another out-of-state contract to a PR firm, reports of losing 3rd top OSDE official in a month Politico profile lifts up rifts with fellow Republicans, toxic…

Source: hrc.org
New security rule posted at the Capitol alarmed a group lined up for an OSDE meeting - Vimarsana News

New security rule posted at the Capitol alarmed a group lined up for an OSDE meeting

A new rule posted said the Capitol complex grounds would be closed from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., but as of midnight no action was taken against those in line

Source: yahoo.com