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Edward McCabe, one of the first Black elected officials, sought to build a Black-led state in Oklahoma. Though his dream failed, his legacy endures.
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Edmond Mayor Darrell Davis leads the removal of discriminatory language from city land records, marking a historic moment for inclusion.
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