The U.S. Court of Appeals supported Susie Morris' lawsuit against the Little Rock School District. Morris, an African American teacher with district, filed a lawsuit in 1942, alleging a discrepancy in pay between black and white teachers. A lower...
Bigotry; Racism; Ku Klux Klan; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
A rally by the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, headquartered in Harrison, held on the steps of the Arkansas State Capitol to coincide with the NAACP's Juneteenth Celebration.
Blacks; African-Americans; Politics and Government; J.G. Lucas; Jefferson County; George W. Bell; B.F. Adair; Pulaski County; R.C. Weddington; Chicot County; G.W. Love; Monroe County; J.N. Donohoo; Phillips County; S.L. Woolfolk; Jefferson County;...
Photo montage, published in Indianapolis, Indiana-based newspaper The Freeman, highlighting the eleven African-Americans serving in the 1891 Arkansas Legislature.
Civil Rights; African-Americans; Blacks; Republican Party
Article describing black/white schism at Arkansas state Republican nominating convention occurring when "lilly white" nominees from Pulaski County were elected as delegates to the national convention in Chicago.
Civil Rights; Blacks; African-Americans; Little Rock (Ark.); Jacob Chapline; Bethel A.M.E. Church; Reconstruction; Railroad Segregation; J.T. Jenifer; E.A. Fulton; Jack Agery; Jerome Lewis; Nathan Warren
Arkansas Gazette article describing efforts to form an organization designed to test the limits of the newly-enacted Arkansas Civil Rights Law of 1873.