A Voice Was Sounding Vol. 5 family became a lay advocate for

became a lay advocate for descendants of Cherokee Freedmen and their fight for tribal citizenship

Equal parts music history and modern portrait

an essay by Erin Turner

focused primarily on Oklahoma

and bad urban design of the 1950s and ‘60s would be the final death knell for Tulsa’s Northside neighborhoods

A Voice Was Sounding Vol. 5 family became a lay advocate forSince 2010, This Land has chronicled life in the middle of America through courageous journalism and heartfelt storytelling. A Voice Was Sounding Vol. 5 represents choice selections from 2014, from reported essays that examine professional soccer to anthropomorphic fetishism to personal narratives that meditate on the significance of both fitting in and being a misfit. The stories collected here are rich, compelling, and diverse, much like the people