'OK Back 2 Work' calls for more rallies across Oklahoma on April 20th

OK Back 2 Work Calls for More Rallies Across Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, OK – OK Back 2 Work recognizes the great efforts of the grassroots activists, small business owners, concerned citizens, and employees that joined us at the Drive by Rally at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Wednesday, April 8th in heart, spirit and in person. Our efforts sent a strong message to Governor Stitt that Oklahomans are ready to get back to work.



We continue to urge the Governor to support the efforts of Oklahoma business owners and employees in getting Oklahoma back to work. We are confident that Oklahomans can return to work safely in order to provide for their families while protecting our most vulnerable citizens at the same time.

We do not buy the lie that Oklahomans must choose between working or keeping our most vulnerable citizens safe. That is a false dichotomy. We believe we can do both and we call on the Governor, mayors and county commissioners to support Oklahomans in safely returning to work.

Our communities are suffering, our citizens are hurting, and lives are being ruined due to the shutdown and having been designated “non-essential.” All people, jobs and businesses are essential because without them, Oklahoma families will not be able to thrive or survive this crisis. It is our responsibility as citizens to preserve the economic livelihoods of the tens of thousands of unemployed Oklahomans.

In solidarity with grassroots activists, small business owners, concerned citizens, and employees from cities across America who have rallied to urge their Governors to reopen their states, we will continue our efforts here in Oklahoma. In so doing, we encourage Oklahoma citizens across the state to rally at their local city halls on Monday, April 20th at 12:00 pm. Rallies are being organized in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

For more information, visit OK Back 2 Work on Facebook, or email them at OKBack2Work@gmail.com.