Tina and Hillary cover former Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus and former Marshall, Arkansas Sheriff Lang Holland.
Tina’s Story
Civil Rights Activist Leon Jordan was elected to the Missouri House in 1964 and became one of the most powerful black politicians in Kansas City. But in the early morning hours of July 15th, 1970 Jordan’s life ended tragically leaving behind a decades long mystery and incredible legacy.
Hillary’s Story
Though Lang Holland didn’t serve as Marshall Sheriff for too long, he did manage to raise concerns for his pushback against state mandates. But, it was his engagement on the notorious Parler app that garnered attention from state officials.
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Tina's Story
Wikipedia
Orval Faubus
Fables of Faubus
Little Rock (poem)
Arkansas Times
Real History—by Ernest Dumas
Black Past
(1958) ORVAL E. FAUBUS, “SPEECH ON SCHOOL INTEGRATION”
Encyclopedia Britannica
Orval Eugene Faubus American politician
America’s Library
Eisenhower and the Little Rock Crisis
New York Times
Orval Faubus, Segregation's Champion, Dies at 84
University of Arkansas Digital Collections
Gov. Orval Faubus Declares a State of Emergency
KUAF NPR
The Curious, and Infamous, Career of Orval Faubus--By KYLE KELLAMS
Casetext
Faubus v. United States
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On this day, Supreme Court orders Little Rock desegregation
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Civil Rights: The Little Rock School Integration Crisis
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History.com
Little Rock Nine
Orval Faubus Blocks Little Rock High School Integration
NPR WLRN
Little Rock Remembers Troops' Arrival--by Alex Chadwick
The Guardian
Little Rock Nine: the day young students shattered racial segregation--by David Smith
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Little Rock Nine
Orval Eugene Faubus (1910–1994)
Negro Boys Industrial School Fire of 1959
Our Documents
Executive Order 10730: Desegregation of Central High School (1957)
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Little Rock Nine
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KATV
Tragedy in Wrightsville: What really happened in 1959--by Sarafina Brooks
Arkansas Times
Finally, a memorial to the 21 boys who were burned to death at Wrightsville in ’59--BY Leslie Newell Peacock
Photos
Orval Faubus--University of Arkansas via Public Domain
Faubus speaking to a crowd protesting the integration of Little Rock schools--by John T. Bledsoe via Public Domain
Little Rock Nine Students--screenshot from AP 60 Years On, A Look Back at the Little Rock Nine clip on YouTube
Hillary's Story
ABC 7
Arkansas police chief resigns after derogatory social media posts circulate--by Viktoria Capek and Paige Cushman
WLRN NPR
Police Chief Resigns In Arkansas After 'Death To All Marxist Democrats' Messages--by Jaclyn Diaz
Wikipedia
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Marshall, Arkansas
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Arkansas Police Chief Resigns After Calling for Democrats to Be Executed--by John Ismay
AP
Some US police resist enforcing coronavirus mask mandates--By ANDREW DeMILLO
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Photos
Lang Holland Parler Profile Photo--from Holland's Parler Profile via Vice
Lang Holland's Parler Posts--from Holland's Parler Posts via KNWA Fox 24