Deon Osborne is an Associate Editor for The Black Wall Street Times, a local news outlet based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a focus on local news and social justice issues, Deon covers stories related to community development, racial inequality, and criminal justice reform.
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Deon focuses on local news, particularly government and politics, with a significant emphasis on social justice issues. His coverage suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to local government policies, community initiatives, legal developments, and stories highlighting societal challenges within the United States, especially in Oklahoma and Tulsa.
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By: Deon Osborne
Tulsa Race Massacre survivor "mother" Lessie Benningfield Randle voted for Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris.
By: Deon Osborne
“I think it's very important that we all should vote. Votes are counted. So, I'd like for mine to be one,” Mother Fletcher told The Black Wall Street Times.
Follow along for tonight's live coverage of the Tulsa Mayoral Election Results.
By: Deon Osborne
Families in Oklahoma who've received the racist texts can file a complaint on OSDE's Awareity reporting platform.
By: Deon Osborne
Members of Oklahoma's Vietnamese community are calling for change and transparency after the release of body-camera footage showing an Oklahoma City Police officer's brutal takedown of a 71-year-old Vietnamese man.
By: Deon Osborne
Tulsa Police Department is searching for a person who vandalized a mural on Greenwood's Black Wall Street, and they're asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect.
By: Deon Osborne
“Pedestrians, regardless of ability or disability, deserve to safely get from one place to another,” Emeka Nnaka stated.
By: Deon Osborne
Within hours of Donald Trump securing a second presidential election victory on Nov. 5, reports of hateful acts have surfaced around the country.
By: Deon Osborne, Bradley Clark
At 5 feet 10 inches, straight out of Memphis, Tennessee, Texas Southern University senior guard Kavion McClain has defied the odds.
By: Deon Osborne
– A bipartisan bill to make Black Wall Street a national monument advanced out of a Senate committee with unanimous approval Tuesday, setting up the possibility for a full Senate vote before the end of the year.
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