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James Davenport

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my therapist says i'm an artist (he/him) | 2K core games copywriter | formerly @pcgamer | personal account, my personality is that i am from montana
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Misunderstanding tenure leads to harmful outcomes for Oklahoma colleges, universities

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By James Davenport, Sue Lynn Sasser
| Yahoo Verified
A University of Central Oklahoma sign hangs from a light pole on Aug. 27, 2024. (Photo by Janelle Stecklein/Oklahoma Voice) Gov.
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Minimum wage hike is wrong tool to help low-income Oklahomans | Opinion

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By James Davenport
| The Oklahoman Verified
Minimum wage hike is wrong tool to help low-income Oklahomans | Opinion March 21, 2026, 6:45 a.m. CT In a panel discussion at Rose State College last year, I explained that increasing the minimum wage was akin to using a sledgehammer to perform open heart surgery — it just doesn’t make a lot of sense. This is because, as I have previously explained, there are very few workers who earn as little as the federal minimum wage.
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Eakins and Davenport: Tenure elimination bill is unconstitutional and bad for Oklahoma

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By Keith Eakins, James Davenport
| The Journal Record Verified
Oklahoma’s Senate Bill 1782 proposes to eliminate tenure for future faculty hires at public colleges and universities. While at first glance the proposal may appear to be a harmless policy change about how universities hire professors, it is far more consequential. SB 1782 would damage Oklahoma’s economic future and violate the constitutional structure that governs higher education in our state. For both practical and constitutional reasons, it should be rejected.
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