Arkansas State Press

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Arkansas State Press was an influential African American newspaper based in Little Rock, Arkansas, known for its civil rights advocacy and coverage of racial injustices in the mid-20th century.

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Arkansas State Press canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf African American newspaper
newspaper
advocacy desegregation of public institutions
equal rights for African Americans
cityServed Little Rock, Arkansas
surface form: Little Rock
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ethnicFocus African American community
focus civil rights advocacy
coverage of racial injustices
genre journalism
hasRole voice for African Americans in Little Rock
historicalSignificance documented racial violence and discrimination in Arkansas
provided a platform for civil rights leaders in Arkansas
influentialPeriod mid-20th century
language English
location Little Rock, Arkansas
medium print
notableFor coverage of racial injustices in Arkansas
support for the civil rights movement
politicalAlignment pro–civil rights
regionServed Arkansas
state Arkansas
subjectMatter civil rights cases in Arkansas
race relations in the United States
segregation in Arkansas
targetAudience African American readers in Arkansas
type weekly newspaper

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Daisy Bates founded Arkansas State Press
Daisy Bates publisherOf Arkansas State Press
L. C. Bates coFounded Arkansas State Press
L. C. Bates coPublished Arkansas State Press
L. C. Bates notableWork Arkansas State Press
L. C. Bates employer Arkansas State Press