Ann Patton

Here is a link to my book interview today with Rich Fisher at KWGS.org. Thank you, Rich!

"Unmasked! The Rise and Fall of the 1920s Ku Klux Klan" -- A New Book with Contemporary Overtones On this installment of StudioTulsa, we welcome Ann Patton back to our show. Patton is known locally for the many years she spent in Tulsa as an author,

Lucky me. Despite my disabling life-long microphone-phobia, I am actually looking forward to a chance to visit with the awesome Rich Fisher today at KWGS -- Tulsa's radio station for thinking folk. Not sure when this 30-minute segment of Studio Tulsa will air, but I am guessing at 11:30 am CT today, plus archived on their site:

StudioTulsa on 89.5-1 StudioTulsa features down-to-earth interviews that make sense of complex issues and offer new perspectives on topics we might take for granted. It's

My good friend Carlos Carlos Moreno has set me up with a Twitter account, which is a new adventure for me. People are already adding fascinating new content.
For those of you who tweet (wonder if I am saying this correctly?), the name is . Would love to be in twitter touch with you.

Here's the schedule for major Tulsa book events, as it now stands.
Hope to see you there!
for "UNMASKED! The Rise & Fall of the 1920s Ku Klux Klan.
Details at UnmaskedK*K.net"
-Sat., May 21, 1-3 pm - Book launch at Decopolis Books, 502 S. Boston Ave.
- Sat., May 28, 1-3 pm - Book signing at Florence Park Cafe, 3144 E. 15th St.
- Sun, May 29, 9:30 am - 1 pm - Book signing at All Souls Unitarian Church, 2951 S. Peoria Ave.
-Wed June 1, 4-7 pm – Ida Red Boutique, 3336 S. Peoria Ave.
- Sat., June 4, 1-3 pm - Book Signing at Tulsa Historical Society, 2445 S. Peoria Ave.

Here's an experiment, thanks to Kim Fuller -- an op ed I just posted to Buzzfeed. Let's see if it works
https://www.buzzfeed.com/annpatton37/1920s-kkk-has-lessons-for-2016-election-2cqkd

Community Post: 1920s K*K has lessons for 2016 election