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OKNancy

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11. I guess it depends on what part of Oklahoma you live in

Reply to redstatebluegirl (Original post)

Fri Nov 2, 2012, 02:40 PM

Nov 2012

I'm in Tulsa. I actually am a Unitarian. All Souls in Tulsa is the largest Unitarian congregation in the US.
( I see someone posted about All Souls here: http://www.democraticunderground.com/121845288 )

I don't have problems with people at my door or signs... there aren't any signs.. LOL

There are right-wingers no matter where you live. There are kooks of all stripes no matter where you live.
I would say be friendly, avoid politics if it bothers you. That's what I do.
Although I am fortunate to be around my totally Democratic family. My husband's family and mine and all the kids... all liberal.

Tulsa also has a large gay community, gay pride parade, even a neighborhood nicknamed a gayborhood ( Brady Heights)

Are you enjoying the fabulous weather this past week?

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