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Join the Arkansas Times and Mireya to learn how Arkansas’s immigrant community is mobilizing in the face of threats from Trump, Stephen Miller and ICE.

Join Arkansas Times publisher Alan Leveritt as he rips the governor and the legislature for their attempts to obscure and rewrite Arkansas’s racial history.

Join us as esteemed legal scholar John DiPippa, Dean Emeritus of the Bowen School of Law, discusses the potential legal maneuvers that could enable a shift toward autocratic governance under President Trump's influence on April 17.

Join Benji Hardy, Managing Editor of the Arkansas Times and chief legislative reporter, on Thursday, March 27, for an incisive discussion on the 2025 legislative session.

Why Does So Much of Little Rock's Recent History With Race and Racism Get Forgotten? How Does That Lack Of Awareness Impact The City’s Current Power Struggles And Continuing Turmoil? A talk by Frederick McKindra.

We are asking for your help to keep the Blue Hog and the Arkansas Times strong and effective in the face of the unbroken Trumpist rule stretching from the Arkansas state Capitol all the way to Washington. D.C.

On Tuesday, January 7, join Arkansas State Senator Clarke Tucker—one of Arkansas’s most respected Democratic legislators—for a forward-looking discussion on the upcoming session of the Arkansas legislature.

As newsrooms all across America are shutting their doors and powerful interests are running amok, concerned citizens like you keep asking themselves: What can I do to help? Here’s one way: Donate to the Arkansas Times editorial fundraising effort.

Skip Rutherford, Dean Emeritus of the Clinton School of Public Service and founder of the non-partisan Political Animals Club, will speak at lunch on November 22, at the Copper Grill.