	Spring Houghton Oklahoma City Women's Issues Examiner \| Bio My Bio Subscribe RSS Feed Favorites

Find out more about Spring:

Spring lives, writes, and teaches in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her reserved, uncontroversial, countrified mother has no idea how she raised Spring to be such a passionate li’l thang. Read more of Spring’s progressive feminist musings at www.progressontheprairie.com, or engage her in open-minded discussion via e-mail here.

Subscribe to Spring's Email Alerts

Get alerts when Spring submits a new article

Spring has been added to your favorite examiners

View my favorite Examiners

Oklahoma City Women's Issues Examiner's Articles

Showing: Most recent articles

Indie Emporium in Tulsa this weekend

The independent and local art/ fashion/craft show INDIE EMPORIUM is in Tulsa, Oklahoma this weekend, Friday and Saturday. It is at the VFW post on 6th...
Keep Reading »

Conde Nast shuts down two bridal magazines: good riddance!

2 comments

First and foremost, it is never pleasant to hear that people are losing jobs; so the news yesterday that Conde Nast Publications is shutting down four...
Keep Reading »

Caster Semenya's gender identity and the illusion of a male/ female binary.

6 comments

Maybe you all have heard the story of Caster Semenya, the South African runner who won the 800m gold medal at the world championships recently; she is...
Keep Reading »

Is young love destined to be unhealthy?

5 comments

There’s been much discussion recently of how Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight series paints an unhealthy image of romantic relationships,...
Keep Reading »

Politics 101: Who are Oklahoma’s US Senators?

3 comments

Senator James "Jim" Inhofe is a Republican Senator from Oklahoma. He was born in Tulsa and served as mayor of Tulsa in the 1980s. A...
Keep Reading »

New restaurant in Tulsa capitalizes on sex, not food

10 comments

A new restaurant opened in south Tulsa in April called Twin Peaks. It's a regional chain that already has stores in Dallas, Austin, and Albuquerque,...
Keep Reading »

Pope Benedict XVI’s new encyclical is leftist (?) commentary on global recession

2 comments

The economy seems to be on everyone’s mind. Even the Pope’s. Pope Benedict XVI released a new encyclical entitled “Charity in...
Keep Reading »

Oklahoma’s female prison population: A growing concern is gaining attention

3 comments

The recent media spotlight on female prisoners enduring sexual assault in northeast Oklahoma’s Delaware County jail are worrisome, to say the...
Keep Reading »

Today in history: Civil Rights Act signed, 1964

1 comment

On this day in 1964, the Civil Rights Act was signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson. The provisions of this civil rights act forbade discrimination on...
Keep Reading »

Sally Kern blames gays, President Obama, divorcees and others for America's economic problems

16 comments

Oklahoma Representative Sally Kern, a 62-year-old Republican from the 84th district, has written a proclamation blaming America’s current...
Keep Reading »