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This evening the Arkansas Cinema Society will screen the documentary "We Have Just Begun" at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts. The film focuses on the 1919 Elaine Massacre, one of the bloodiest racial confrontations in our states history, and its a historical event that is rarely discussed.

"We Have Just Begun" has a place in the ongoing conversation about how we ought to remember and redress some of the terrible crimes of the past, crimes that generations buried and many people believe should be left undisturbed.

This evening the Arkansas Cinema Society will screen the documentary "We Have Just Begun" at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts. The film focuses on the 1919 Elaine Massacre, one of the bloodiest racial confrontations in our states history, and its a historical event that is rarely discussed.

"We Have Just Begun" has a place in the ongoing conversation about how we ought to remember and redress some of the terrible crimes of the past, crimes that generations buried and many people believe should be left undisturbed.

Will all these activities go on as planned? Will winter weather keep us indoors a few more days? Well find out together.

Grab your favorite gloves and warmest scarf for some local fun before you hunker down.

The Arkansas Cinema Society and the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts will host the Arkansas premiere of “We Have Just Begun,” the story of the 1919 Elaine Massacre and Dispossession, at 6 p.m. on Jan. 19 in the Performing Arts Theater at AMFA in Little Rock.

Obscured for more than 100 years, the history of the 1919 Elaine Massacre comes to the forefront during this debut documentary screening.

Obscured for more than 100 years, the history of the 1919 Elaine Massacre comes to the forefront during this debut documentary screening.

The Arkansas Cinema Society and the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts are set to host the premiere of a new film titled "We Have Just Begun" on January 19, 2024.