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In the season three finale of the podcast, we finish our conversation with Dr. Calvin White, Jr. discussing his work on Oscar De Priest, the 1919 Elaine Race Massacre, and thinking about the way history is taught in Arkansas.
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The Harlem Renaissance came during a time of incredible unrest for the Black community in America, due in large part to the Red Summer of 1919. Racial…
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Saturday August 28th marks the fourth year the Young, Black & Giving Back Institute is encouraging financial donations to Black-led and Black-benefitting…
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J. Chester Johnson grew up in Arkansas, but didn't learn about the Elaine Massacre in school. Hundreds of African-Americans were murdered by whites in one…
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The new book Damaged Heritage: The Elaine Race Massacre and a Story of Reconciliation is about the 1919 murder of hundreds of African-American men, women…
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A program on racial terror lynching in Washington County will be presented at Shiloh Museum of Ozark History this Saturday at 2 p.m., by Margaret Holcomb,…
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Members of the Washington County Community Remembrance Project have been planning for over a year to erect a marker in Fayetteville to memorialize victims…
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Twelve exonerated African American defendants from the 1919 Elaine Massacre are now a permanent part of the Arkansas Civil Rights Heritage Trail, unveiled…
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A century after the Elaine Massacre in the Arkansas Delta, a memorial to the dead was officially dedicated this weekend in Helena-West Helena.
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Thursday, beginning at 9 a.m., the Pryor Center on the Fayetteville Square will host a free, day-long seminar about the Elaine Massacre. The murders of…