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Elaine Race Massacre

Red Summer in Arkansas

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  • 100 Years Ago
    • Overview: The Elaine Race Massacre
    • Racial Violence in Arkansas
    • Sharecropping: The Economic System that Drove the South
    • Black Labor Organizing: The Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America
    • Robert Lee Hill: A Leader Exiled
    • The Massacre: What Happened
    • Military Intervention: “The blackest day written by blood or bayonet…”
    • Clashing Headlines: White vs. Black Journalism
    • Moore v. Dempsey: A Landmark for Constitutional Rights
    • The Aftermath: Phillips County’s Black Exodus
    • Racial Violence Around the World
    • Modern Implications of Moore v. Dempsey
    • Memory and Education: How Historians Covered Elaine
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Arkansas Racial Violence, 1904 to Present

Black Migration from Arkansas, 1910 vs. 1980

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A digital exhibit by UA Little Rock Center for Arkansas History and Culture. Published 2019. Supported by Reykjavik.
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