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White heteronormativity has long dominated the University of Arkansas. What does that mean for Black gay Arkansans?

arktimes.comCan a Black gay man still call the hogs? - Arkansas TimesWhite heteronormativity has long dominated the University of Arkansas. What does that mean for Black gay Arkansans?

Oxford American@oxfordamerican.bsky.social

Presenting the New Orleans Music Issue and compilation album! Pre-order your copy now: www.oxfordamericangoods.org/products/iss...

Arkansas Times@arktimes.bsky.social

Newly released data shows white families are most likely to cash in on Arkansas' school vouchers, while Black and Hispanic students are underrepresented in the program. Are taxpayer-funded vouchers bankrolling a new era of segregation in schools? arktimes.com/arkansas-blo...

arktimes.comWhite families love vouchers the most, and other revelations from the annual AR LEARNS report - Arkansas TimesWhite students are significantly over-represented when it comes to cashing in on Arkansas voucher dollars, while Black and Hispanic students are under-represented, a dynamic that certainly supports…

Ethan@ethanhamm.bsky.social

Great piece - also pls tell us where we can get that tanktop because it's amazing and I want one

Arkansas Times@arktimes.bsky.social

In “Out the E,” Arkansas photographer Harlan Bozeman considers the legacy of the Elaine Massacre of 1919 while prioritizing the lives of the Delta town’s present-day inhabitants.

arktimes.comPhotographer Harlan Bozeman straddles tragedy and hope in Elaine - Arkansas TimesIn “Out the E,” Arkansas photographer Harlan Bozeman considers the legacy of the Elaine Massacre of 1919 while prioritizing the lives of the Delta town’s present-day inhabitants.

Oxford American@oxfordamerican.bsky.social

“It’s outside our home, though, where I feel him most readily.” From the Home Makers series, OA Associate Editor @fmckindra.bsky.social moves through the Arkansas spaces his father loved in life, processing his grief along the way. 🔗: https://shorturl.at/IAjGE

Steven Godfrey@stevengodfrey.bsky.social

I spoke to the @oxfordamerican.bsky.social about my personal Southern displacement for their “Home” issue, as well as using sports to tell stories folks don’t want to hear. oxfordamerican.org/oa-now/throu...

oxfordamerican.orgThrough the Prism of Sports

Oxford American@oxfordamerican.bsky.social

“Maybe to distract myself from the question of loneliness, I’m working to chart the depths of my ride with Mister Anthony.” @theferocity.bsky.social considers a conversation he had with his Lyft driver, Mister Anthony, where they discuss a shared pull to New Orleans. 🔗: https://shorturl.at/f2rJl

Arkansas Times@arktimes.bsky.social

A queer men’s group in Arkansas is building a social network beyond the transactional world of dating apps.

arktimes.comAn introvert walks into a bar: How — and why — Paul Whannel launched the AR Queer Men's Social Club - Arkansas TimesA queer men’s group in Arkansas is building a social network beyond the transactional world of dating apps.

Arkansas Times@arktimes.bsky.social

Sitting just west of University Ave. on a small slice of land, the University Park neighborhood began in the late 1960s as an idea, a stubborn redoubt against the notion that Black citizens should be corralled in the old eastern and southern zones of LR.

arktimes.comLittle Rock's Sugar Hill: White flight, the Black middle class and a place called University Park - Arkansas TimesSitting just west of University Avenue on a small slice of land bounded by 12th Street to the south and Interstate 630 to the north, the University Park neighborhood began in the late 1960s as an idea...

Arkansas Times@arktimes.bsky.social

Thirty-five years ago, an LRSD elementary with a court-mandated 50/50 racial balance became one of the most sought-after schools in the state. Now, the campus in Little Rock’s faded East End stands empty.

arktimes.comAn elegy for Carver Magnet Elementary - Arkansas TimesThirty-five years ago, an LRSD elementary with a court-mandated 50/50 racial balance became one of the most sought-after schools in the state.

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The Big Gay Myth of Masculinity in Sports — with Mississippi’s own @jayjurden.bsky.social: youtu.be/2tYHGWMLwpM?...

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