Focus: Black Oklahoma

Focus: Black Oklahoma is a public affairs and news program highlighting issues affecting African American and BIPOC communities statewide, with reporting that centers real community experiences. It regularly features local leaders, advocates, and organizational voices, offering strong credibility for guests working in health, housing, education, culture, and civic rights.

81 episodes, Irregular, 5.0 rating

<1k, Neutral, USA

Instagram: 2.0k followers

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News, Society & Culture, Politics, History, Education

Local or regional BIPOC community leaders and subject-matter experts; nonprofit/advocacy leaders; executives/directors of cultural institutions; healthcare and public health community members; policy stakeholders connected to Oklahoma issues. Credentials often include leadership roles (e.g., executive director/vice president) or lived-experience relevant to the topic.

Led community programs or advocacy campaigns, Directed cultural productions or arts organizations, Provided public-facing expertise in health/policy/civil rights, Built local partnerships or coalitions addressing systemic issues

Venson Fields - Community Forum About Immigration Enforcement And Civil Rights; Fear, Frustration, Resilience, Sondra Slade - Menopause Journey; Personal Challenges; Stigma And Openness Around Menopause, Mike Appeal - Spring Creek Watershed Study Act Context; Poultry Industry Impacts On Waterways; Local Conservation And Advocacy, Zaakirah Muhammad - Alzheimer’s As A Community Issue; Visibility, Resources, Compassion, Kelli McCloud-Schingen - Black Women’s Stories; Community-centered Theater; Production Of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When The Rainbow Is Enuf

Bipoc, Public Affairs, Community Health, Housing, Mental Health, Homelessness, Civil Rights, Aging, Theater, Immigration