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Inside the Story

From Our Multimedia Reporter: Covering the Evicted

By Whitney Bryen | February 26, 2019

Oklahoma Watch multimedia reporter Whitney Bryen writes about her experiences following deputies as they conduct eviction “lockouts” and talking with people forced out of their homes.

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