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HARRISON -- A Harrison City Council member and George Floyds uncle plan to build an affordable apartment complex, call center and community resource center just outside the city limits on the north side of town.

HARRISON -- A Harrison City Council member and George Floyds uncle plan to build an affordable apartment complex, call center and community resource center just outside the city limits on the north side of town.

Harrison, Arkansas, has long been viewed on the international stage as Americas most racist town, but conflicting accounts suggest otherwise. Read here.

Harrison, AR has attracted KKK sympathizers through the years, but now, residents are trying to change its reputation.

Harrison, Arkansas is a town of only 13,000 people. It is 94% White and 0.6% Black. It has long lived with the title "America's Most Racist Town." It's a title the town has been working to debunk for more than two decades.

Harrison, Arkansas is a town of only 13,000 people. It is 94% White and 0.6% Black. It has long lived with the title "America's Most Racist Town." It's a title the town has been working to debunk for more than two decades.

Harrison, Arkansas is a town of only 13,000 people. It is 94% White and 0.6% Black. It has long lived with the title "America's Most Racist Town." It's a title the town has been working to debunk for more than two decades.

Harrison, Arkansas is a town of only 13,000 people. It is 94% White and 0.6% Black. It has long lived with the title "America's Most Racist Town." It's a title the town has been working to debunk for more than two decades.

Harrison, Arkansas is a town of only 13,000 people. It is 94% White and 0.6% Black. It has long lived with the title "America's Most Racist Town." It's a title the town has been working to debunk for more than two decades.

Harrison, Arkansas is a town of only 13,000 people. It is 94% White and 0.6% Black. It has long lived with the title "America's Most Racist Town." It's a title the town has been working to debunk for more than two decades.