African Americans -- Education -- Arkansas
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Leo M. Favrot Papers
Mimeographed form letters issued by Leo M. Favrot to black Arkansas teachers concerning a variety of educational topics; mimeographed form letter from Favrot to Arkansas blacks concerning the Arkansas State Fair; mimeographed report form completed by teacher Lizzie Ryles, Hempstead County, Arkansas, and submitted to Favrot concerning black industrial education classes.
Isaac Fisher Papers
Materials pertain to African-American educator Issac Fisher and Constance Fisher.
John Kirk Civil Rights Movement Oral History Collection
The John Kirk Civil Rights Movement Oral History Collection consists of interviews of persons involved in the Civil Rights movement in Arkansas.
Southland College Papers
Mildred E. White Essay
The collection consists of two copies of a typescript of an autobiographical essay by Mildred E. White, "My Year at Southland Institute" (3 pages). The essay discusses White's experience as a volunteer teaching at Phillips County, Arkansas' Southland Institute, a Friends-run college for African-Americans, from 1918-1919.