Equity Indicators 2025 report findings
Summary
Tulsa's overall equity score rose to 44.5 of 100, up nearly six points since 2018, but economic opportunity, public health, and justice scores declined. Commissioners discussed data gaps, including no measurement of LGBTQ+ identities, and possible new indicators.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Communities tracking inequality gaps get better data to push for change.
Asian-owned businesses and Asian students, who are the subjects of the declining metrics.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Human Rights Commission - Jun 15, 2026
Tulsa's overall equity score rose to 44.5 of 100, up nearly six points since 2018, but economic opportunity, public health, and justice scores declined. Commissioners discussed data gaps, including no measurement of LGBTQ+ identities, and possible new indicators.
Asian Affairs Commission - Jun 2, 2026
Asian Tulsans went from the top group on business ownership and lowest chronic absenteeism in 2017 to below the bottom group by 2024. The Data and Research committee is digging into whether the numbers reflect real decline or changes in how the indicators are measured.
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