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Far-right Oklahoma schools head Ryan Walters had nude women on TV during meeting: report
Ryan Walters, the anti-LGBTQ+, right-wing Christian Oklahoma superintendent of public instruction, had a program with images of nude women on his office TV during a state Board of Education meeting Thursday, according to two board members. Keep up with the latest in LGBTQ + news and politics. Sign up for The Advocate's email newsletter.
Ryan Walters issues scathing statement after allegations of nudity shown during meeting
By Josh Wallace Click here for updates on this story OKLAHOMA CITY (KOCO) — State Superintendent Ryan Walters on Sunday released a statement regarding allegations that images of nude women were seen at a recent meeting by education board members.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma’s top Senate leader said an inquiry is underway following “a bizarre and troubling situation” where ...
The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office confirmed OMES asked it to review allegations that explicit content appeared on a TV in ...
Images of naked women allegedly crossed State Superintendent Ryan Walters TV screen during a meeting. Here's what we know.
Two members of the Oklahoma State Board of Education said they saw images of nude women on a TV during a meeting in his office.
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2 OSDE board members say they saw images of naked women in Supt. Ryan Walters’ officeWhen contacted for comment by two Oklahoma City media outlets about the allegations, an OSDE spokesperson referred to the claims as “fake news.” ...
State Superintendent Ryan Walters denies responsibility for images of nude women being shown during an executive session of ...
State officials are sounding off on allegations from State Board of Education members about nude images on a television in ...
Several state representatives have reacted to the allegations made against Superintendent Ryan Walters by two state boardo f ...
State Superintendent Ryan Walters is "demanding" the Oklahoma Supreme Court allow him to use taxpayer money to buy Bibles for ...
The top education official says he has ‘no knowledge of what was on the TV screen during the alleged incident,’ but denies ...
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