Q&A: Arkansas researcher studies historic lynchings to clarify what they were, and weren't
Think of lynching, and images of mobs and nooses, Old West-style vigilantes and displays of white supremacy may come to mind.
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Think of lynching, and images of mobs and nooses, Old West-style vigilantes and displays of white supremacy may come to mind.
I am not surprised to learn that the murder rate in Arkansas and the nation is increasing. We are a violent country, and Arkansans have been killing each other for generations.
I am not surprised to learn that the murder rate in Arkansas and the nation is increasing. We are a violent country, and Arkansans have been killing each other for generations.
It's toward the end of an interview earlier this month when Brad Mooy, coordinator of Central Arkansas Library System's annual Six Bridges Book Festival, perfectly describes the breadth of this year's edition.
An $82,474 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities will support the Encyclopedia of Arkansas at the Central Arkansas Library System, according to a recent news release from the library system.