Fred Sims Jr. is a local resident who has a long history of work in civil rights and community activism. Candid and articulate, Fred spoke about how critical it is for Black history to be recognized and taught in the schools. #juneteenth #blackhistory #tulsaraceriot

What is your title and what program do you work in?  Senior Revenue Cycle Analyst, Revenue Cycle Tell us something about yourself that we’d be surprised to learn. My original and ongoing love is animals. As a Zoology major in college, I dreamed of owning a large cat, perhaps a cougar. The reality of field […]

Since the COVID pandemic first began having a severe impact on our community’s health, there has been a sharp increase in attacks against Asian/Pacific Islanders in this country. As a result, online groups have been formed around the country to educate the public and draw support for Asian/Pacific Islanders. This support has come from healthcare […]

During the month of March, Sound celebrates Women’s History Month, placing a spotlight on the accomplishments of women throughout history who have made an impact on society. This week, we recognize “Mama Africa,” otherwise known as Miriam Makeba, an anti-Apartheid activist. Miriam Makeba  (1932-2008) Known as Mama Africa, Zenzile Miriam Makeba was an artist, singer, […]