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Issue 34 spotlights the people, organizations, and stories making an impact across Black Arkansas. Plus, discover Arkansas Black history, community highlights, book recommendations, and more.

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✨ FEATURES

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  • LEADING EDITORIAL FEATURE: Moving the Mission Forward - A Letter from the Editor

  • ARKANSAS BLACK HISTORY: Poor, Black, Female, and Political - Johnnie Tillmon

  • CULTURE: Trending Black Social Media Personalities from Arkansas

  • HEALTH: Green Over Grease

  • LEGACY: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.'s Central Arkansas Alumnae Chapter celebrates 30 Years of Service & Sisterhood

  • LEADERSHIP: Calvin White, Jr. - Arkansas State University's first African-American Chancellor

  • PEOPLE: I Am Still Her Momma - Genine LaTrice Perez Celebrates the Legacy of Her Daughter, Olivia Perez

  • GALLERY: 2026 Election Night Watch Parties

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✨ PLUS

• NishaSpeaks

• URBANE Book Club Picks

• Community highlights, culture, and more!​​​​

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UPDATED NOTICE

The release of Issue 34 was delayed to include coverage of the 2026 Arkansas Election.

 

This issue is currently available for PREORDER ONLY. Purchased printed issues will be mailed on or around November 15, 2026.

URBANE Content

Chris Jones Concedes Congressional Race, Calls for Restoration of Voting Rights Act

Nov 5, 2026

POLITICAL

Early Voting Surges Amid Federal Monitoring Debate

Oct 30, 2026

CIVIC AFFAIRS

Little Rock Gymnasium Named in Honor of Coach Ramona McGee

Oct 27, 2026

EDUCATION

Dr. Calvin White Jr. Makes History as A-State’s First Black Chancellor

Oct 1, 2026

EDUCATION & LEADERSHIP

Black Women Represent Among Arkansas’ 2026 Top 100

Oct 1, 2026

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