Civil Rights Movement in 1960s Arkansas

Jul 9, 2011


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University of Arkansas at Little Rock | History Department University of Arkansas at Little Rock | Institute on Race and Ethnicity

Fifty years after the arrest of five Freedom Riders attempting to integrate interstate bus terminal facilities in Little Rock, a symposium featured the members of the Arkansas Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee .. Read More
Fifty years after the arrest of five Freedom Riders attempting to integrate interstate bus terminal facilities in Little Rock, a symposium featured the members of the Arkansas Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee ("Arsnick") who led sit-in demonstrations at segregated local business in downtown Little Rock during the 1960s. John Kirk moderated as a panel of activists told their stories. The panelists also responded to questions from members of the audience.
“From Sit-Ins to Freedom Rides: Little Rock, 1960-1962” was the first panel of the symposium, “Sit-Ins, Freedom Rides, and Beyond: Direct Action and Civil Rights in 1960s Arkansas,” which was held at the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in downtown Little Rock.

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  • Unidentified Speaker,
  • Aiyetoro, Adjoa A.
  • Anderson, Joel
  • Brown, Phyllis
  • Hansen, William "Bill"
  • Kirk, John A.
  • Long, Worth
  • McGill, H. L.
  • Mercer, Crystal C.
  • Raines, John Curtis
  • Zimmerman, Mitchell