Does Little Rock’s segregated past affect your present condition? Take this survey to share your thoughts

Terrence Roberts turned away from Central High School in 1957

Terrence Roberts of the Little Rock Nine as he was turned away from Central High School in 1957. (photo courtesy of National Park Service Central High School National Historic Site)

Dr. Ravi K. Perry of Mississippi State University

Dr. Ravi K. Perry of Mississippi State University at the screening of “American Experience: Freedom Summer” during Little Rock’s Juneteenth 2014 celebration.

Dr. Ravi K. Perry of Mississippi State University is conducting a research study using surveys and oral histories to determine how living in a city with a history of segregation impacts one’s future political behavior.

To participate, complete the online survey, The Little Rock Crisis: Political Participation Post Integration.

There is also an opportunity for participants to be interviewed in order to chronicle individual experiences of key moments in civil rights history. Collected oral histories will be placed in the Oral History Collection at Mississippi State University Libraries.

If you should have any questions about this research project, contact Perry at 662.325.7852.

For additional information regarding human participation in research, please contact the MSU Regulatory Compliance Office at 662.325.5220, P.O. Box 6223, Mississippi State, MS, 39762.

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