Data collection practices in Oklahoma are becoming extremely intrusive. For example, questioning the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s data collection on children, creates implications for taxpayer-funded programs. Oklahoma needs lawmakers to safeguard against invasive data practices.
ROPE Report highlights Representative Tammy West’s bill for Community School pilot projects and continues to oppose the legislation via the Common Education Committee. This model aims to provide comprehensive services from education to healthcare, drawing concerns over its socialist underpinnings and potential for progressive influence on education. Critics argue it is unnecessary given existing independent community schools.
The author, a former biologist turned activist, critiques carbon capture initiatives in Oklahoma, exposing their lack of regulation and effectiveness. Highlighting issues from a podcast discussion, they stress that running these systems is energy-intensive and counterproductive, as they often rely on coal-generated electricity. They urge citizens to challenge these policies to protect their rights.