Investigating Return to the Land's alleged discrimination — Why teachers like working in Arkansas
About this episode
The episode discusses a discrimination lawsuit against a whites-only community in Arkansas and highlights the trend of teachers remaining in their jobs in the state.
On today's show, we learn that a discrimination lawsuit has been filed against a whites-only community in Arkansas. We also hear that more Arkansas teachers are staying in their same jobs next year. Plus, "& Juliet" hits the stage.
Topics covered
- discrimination
- education
- Arkansas teachers
- lawsuit
- community
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