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• Main Page
  During the [[Civil War]], Little Rock, population 3,727 (2,874 white, 853 black), was the site '''Crises and Civil Rights'''
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• Jimmy Moses
  Moses, Grobmyer, and Allen tied a civil rights component to the plan by suggesting the building of a museum for ongoing st ...$17 million in private donations to the arena project in return for naming rights and private arena suites for business entertainment purposes. The [[Arkansa
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• Bruce Lindsey
  ...right, Lindsey & Jennings LLP specializing in labor, employment, and civil rights law. Lindsey received his bachelor's degree in 1970 from Rhodes College in
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• Terry McAuliffe
  ...een such a leader of the African-American community and so strong on civil rights. Why don't you put the thing in Anacostia? It would be great for the commun
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• Cheryl D. Mills
  ...al Partnership for Women and Families, the Leadership Conference for Civil Rights Education Fund, the Jackie Robinson Foundation, the Center for American Pro
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• William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park
  ...n the route of regional bus tours to related sites like the National Civil Rights Museum and Graceland in Memphis. ...5/0305feat.html Daniel A. Sesil and Onur Güleç, "Commanding Presence," ''Civil Engineering Magazine'' 75.3 (March 2005): 42-49.]
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• Dry counties
  Into the time of the [[Civil War]], Arkansas was known to be part of "the land of Dixie and whiskey." As ...uted to prominent African-Americans in the state urging blacks with voting rights to pass prohibition measures.
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• Booker Arts and Science Magnet Elementary School
  The school is named for civil rights attorney [[Joseph Robert "Bob" Booker]], also a faculty member at [[Philand
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• Central High School National Historic Site
  ...hool National Historic Site''' is a visitor center commemorating the civil rights struggle of the [[Little Rock Nine]] to integrate Little Rock's [[Central H [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• State of Arkansas
  ====Civil War==== ====Civil Rights Struggle====
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• Pulaski Heights Christian Church
  ...e site of a city-wide 1969 "Service of Reconciliation" following the civil rights struggle between blacks and whites in the community.
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• Sybil Hampton
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Little Rock Nine
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Minnijean Brown
  '''Minnijean Brown''' is a civil rights activist and member of the [[Little Rock Nine]] who integrated [[Central Hi
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• John Carter
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Gillam Park
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Mothers League of Central High
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• T. J. Raney High School
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Mark Grobmyer
  ...downtown revitalization plan, lobbying in particular for a new city civil rights museum.
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• Walgreen Drug Store
  During the 1960s Civil Rights struggle the store experienced sit-ins by African Americans protesting the [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Cooper v. Aaron
  ...ed to defend Jim Crow laws and prevent integration by appealing to state's rights. [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Women's Emergency Committee to Open Our Schools
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• J. Marshall Robinson
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Annie Abrams
  ...me Little Rock community activist and friend of [[Daisy Bates]], the civil rights leader during the Central High School [[desegregation crisis]]. Abrams is a [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Ancil M. Douthit
  ...ger of Little Rock in the mid-1960s. Only days before passage of the Civil Rights Act, Douthit closed two city swimming pools in June 1964 to prevent the int *Deborah Mathis, "Civil Rights Gains Came Slowly in Arkansas," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' July 2, 1989
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• YWCA
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Little Rock Crisis
  ...isis''' is an international symbol of the twentieth-century American Civil Rights movement. ...gregate schools are most appropriately handled at the local level. State's rights activists resisted integration on the grounds of interposition: forced fede
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• Project 2000
  Moses, Grobmyer, and Allen tied a civil rights component to the plan by suggesting the building of a museum for ongoing st
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• Amis Guthridge
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Nabor Theatre
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Thomas C. McRae Memorial Sanatorium
  ...p://scipio.uark.edu/civilrights/lessonplans/SanatoriumLessonPlan.pdf Civil Rights Lesson Plans - Thomas C. McRae Sanatorium]
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• Jefferson Davis
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Missouri to Louisiana CORE Freedom Ride
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Richard Anthony "Dick" Allen
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Argenta Race Riot
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Arkansas Negro Democratic Association
  ...ion of other local professionals and businessment, fought for black voting rights across the state. [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Melba Pattillo Beals
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• Richard Colburn Butler Sr.
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Committee to Retain Our Segregated Schools
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Florence Lee Brown Cotnam
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Elizabeth Eckford
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• Ernest Gideon Green
  *Eddie L. Johnson, "Ernest Green Championed Civil Rights," ''SouthCoastToday.com,'' October 12, 2007. [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Gloria Cecelia Ray Karlmark
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Carlotta Walls LaNier
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Mary Brown "Brownie" Williams Ledbetter
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Capitol Cafeteria
  The '''Capitol Cafeteria''' was the site of a civil rights demonstration in March 1965. Members of the [[Arkansas State Police]] expel [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Edward Smith College
  [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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• Slavery
  ...e thirteenth amendment to the U.S. Constitution at the conclusion of the [[Civil War]]. In the last census of slaves taken in 1860, Arkansas held in bondage [[Category:Civil Rights]]
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