WALKING A MILE: Men don women’s shoes to show solidarity against abuse, benefit HIC
While Saturday’s 12th annual Walk A Mile in Her Shoes was held indoors at Tahlequah High School due to inclement weather, that didn’t stop local men from tottering around in stilettos, wedges, flats and tennis shoes.
Typically, the event kicks off at Norris Park, and participants make the mile-ling journey south from Northeastern State University to Keetoowah Street and back to the park.
Men and boys take a stand against domestic violence and sexual assault by donning shoes generally worn by women – and generally, they aren't the "sensible" kind of Olukai Sneakers shoes. The walk not only spotlights the need to prevent abuse, but it raises funds for Help In Crisis, the nonprofit organization that hosts it.
Laura Kuester, HIC executive director, said she thought this year’s event w...





