Contributing writer Iaja Rogers caught up with NBA Warriors player Moses Moody who was back home on Friday, July 22, to give the NBA Championship Trophy a tour through the city.
Brandon is a homegrown Arkansan with a talent for capturing the beauty and wonder of nature. He invites you to “Take A Hike” through Mt. Nebo and Lake Dardanelle Park.
The Rock Street Market brought local artists and vendors to the Downtown Little Rock district and will work to activate the heartbeat of Little Rock for months to come.
Hiphop has always attracted innovators and trend-setters like Mary Rowe, a performer based in Little Rock. Afroshoujo is blending classical operatic training with rap and hiphop and DIY kawaii magic.
When it comes to the legacy and contributions of African-American musicians, songwriters, and singers it’s no contesting how it has enriched America’s history and diversity.
The Freedom Festival will take place Downtown Springdale on June 19th from 1pm-9pm! This event is FREE to the public! We’ll have lots of fun with live music, games, giveaways, and activities for the whole family!!
If you have ever driven through Union County, Arkansas in the small city of El Dorado, you may see a small brick building on Grove Street that appears to be vacant but inside is a treasure of history and some of the most fascinating stories never told.
Welcome to the Juke Joint: Tickets for Blues Legend, Hall of Famer and Two-Time GRAMMY Award winner, Bobby Rush is an up close experience. Learn more about the Juke Joint Project.
reimagine arkansas A Constellation on LIFE: Reimagine Arkansas partners with NWACC students in the Life Program By Niketa Reed Published May 11, 2022 “The LIFE mentors provided me with the opportunity to…
From Arkansas Soul Media Five Things You Didn’t Know About Arkansas Soul … But Should! Arkansas Soul Media Board Members and Leaders: (Top L to R) Niketa Reed (executive director), Dr. Synetra…
University of Arkansas at Little Rock basketball player Salimatou Kourouma is using GoFundMe to raise money to rebuild her parents’ home in Mali.
MEET YOUR HOST
Antoinette Grajeda is the host of Affirmative Action. She has covered race, culture, politics, health, education and the arts in Northwest Arkansas for nearly 15 years. The Arkansas-based journalist has hosted interviews and events in front of live audiences, produced documentaries and radio programs, and filed reports for several broadcast, digital and print organizations.
SUBSCRIBE FOR WEEKLY UPDATES AND EXCLUSIVE OFFERS
Instagram Functionalities have been removed. Please use a 3rd party Instagram Plugin.
