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Social justice organizing has deep roots in the Volunteer State and, despite deep-seated opposition, the movement perseveres.

Social justice organizing has deep roots in the Volunteer State and, despite deep-seated opposition, the movement perseveres.

In recent days, commuters along Norman C. Francis Parkway may have noticed a new, blocklong public artwork on the grassy neutral ground. A carefully laid gravel pathway between Iberville and

Architects Amber Banks of Little Rock and Brandon Bibby of Boston, and Engineers Edward Holcomb and Devin Bradley of North Little Rock will lead the annual architecture and design summer camps hosted by the Alex Foundation.

This year’s annual architecture and design summer camps hosted by Alex Foundation will feature architects Amber Banks of Little Rock and Brandon Bibby of Boston, Mass., and engineers Edward Holcomb

The emergence of Juneteenth programming supported by public entities and nonprofits signals a wider recognition of the holiday’s significance to American history.

<p>Understanding Harlan Crow's collection, including Nazi memorabilia, as a set of relics (and not trophies or investments) helps to clarify the unease Americans feel about his understanding of power and cultivation of relationships with people of influence over the federal judiciary.</p>

<p>Understanding Harlan Crow's collection, including Nazi memorabilia, as a set of relics (and not trophies or investments) helps to clarify the unease Americans feel about his understanding of power and cultivation of relationships with people of influence over the federal judiciary.</p>

<p>Understanding Harlan Crow's collection, including Nazi memorabilia, as a set of relics (and not trophies or investments) helps to clarify the unease Americans feel about his understanding of power and cultivation of relationships with people of influence over the federal judiciary.</p>

FAYETTEVILLE -- More than 4,000 students will walk during this springs commencement for the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, and several notable speakers will address graduates, including an Olympic gold medalist who won a national championship while running for the Razorbacks.