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The history of the Arkansas Caucus, a new TEA installment

By Emerson Alexander,
Kyle Kellams, Matthew Moore, Sophia Nourani
Published February 7, 2024 at 2:45 PM CST
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On today's show, we take a trip back to 1984 when Arkansas tried a new method of voting for a presidential candidate. Also, a new program that looks to help food-related businesses grow. Plus, the latest installment in the series TEA: The Transgender Experience in Arkansas.

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Emerson Alexander is the coordinator of KUAF's Listening Lab.
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