Monthly print publication offers fresh, in-depth stories for history enthusiasts
Coverage of the Cherokee Nation's struggle for identity provides unique historical context
Photography by Oklahoma City artist Yusuf Khanfar highlights incarcerated women
Portraits of Oklahoma's African American freedmen and Indigenous communities add cultural depth
Original feature on Oklahoma City inmates offers a contemporary social story
Summarized by Shop
This Machine makes arrows. In this issue, we chronicle the struggle between the Cherokee Nation and its Freedmen.
FROM ONE FIRE: Marcos Barbery pens a narrative that shows how the disenfranchisement of the descendants of African American slaves of the Cherokee people has evolved into an epic fight for identity.
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