I am surprised the liberal Tulsa World allowed the writer to use the term “illegal alien”, they are usally so PC. I wrote to the news department of local radio station(the one that airs Rush and Hannity) for repeatedly calling the driver a undocumented worker.
I am surprised the liberal Tulsa World allowed the writer to use the term “illegal alien”, they are usally so PC.
Well..., you are talking about a conservative area here... Some would say that the so-called "liberals" here are conservatives in comparison to how the term is used elsewhere... LOL...
Religiously, Tulsa is overwhelmingly Protestant. The city is located in a geographic strip of high church attendance and widespread beliefs in biblical Christianity often called the "Bible Belt", and its history as a hub for televangelists such as Oral Roberts along with a predominance of Christian beliefs and values often lead Tulsa to be considered the "buckle of the Bible Belt." In 2000, the metropolitan area of Tulsa had 364,533 Protestant Christians, including 166,550 Southern Baptists and 78,221 Methodists. Meanwhile, the area had 43,854 Catholics, 2,650 Jews, 2,200 Muslims, and 1,590 Unitarian-Universalists, which includes the largest Unitarian Universalist one-church congregation in the world.
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