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editorials was clearly demonstrated" by the second issue. Stories about civil rights often ran on the front page with the rest of the paper mainly filled with other stories that spotlighted achievements of black
Arkansans. Pictures were also in abundance throughout the paper. L. C. Bates's editorials
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made all the segregated schools illegal, the schools in
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with the school heads." Concerning the policy of academic desegregation, The State press cultivated a spirit of immediatism within the hearts of
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were fiery, writing that a pastor's sermons were "more offensive than the odor from a cesspool that has been exposed to the sun from the morning of creation down to the present moment" and leading to a $ 1,500 judgement for libel.
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be destroyed — you, your newspaper, your reputation. Everything!". Because of its position during the Little Rock segregation fight, white advertisers, including
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yielded an image so painful that L. C. Bates destroyed both the print and negative. Daisy Bates was later recognized as co-publisher of the paper.
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lynching, which it ran as the lead story, headlined "NAACP Head Says
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leading African-American newspaper," its owners and editors were
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Defunct newspaper based in Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
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Bates, Daisy; Gatewood, Willard B.; Carson, Clayborne (1986).
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