Race relations in the Natural State
By: Grif Stockley.
Publisher: Butler Center for Arkansas Studies
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Little Rock, Ark
Language: eng
Number of pages: 212
ISBN-13: 9780970857460; 9780970857453
Subjects: Race discrimination -- Arkansas -- History; African Americans -- Arkansas -- Social conditions; African Americans -- Segregation -- Arkansas -- History; African Americans -- Civil rights -- Arkansas -- History; Civil rights movements -- Arkansas -- History -- 20th century; Arkansas -- Race relations -- History; Arkansas -- Social conditions
Notes: Errata slip inserted.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Voices of slavery; title: Secession and the Civil War; title: Reconstruction; title: An unnatural death, the end of Reconstruction; title: The coming of Jim Crow; title: Creeping toward the abyss, the 1919 Elaine race massacres; title: Mass movements and the fight for justice; title: Brown v. Board of Education and the Arkansas civil rights movement; title: The civil rights movement since the 1960s; title: Immigrants working and living in Arkansas.