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Bookmark or Share- Hoxie schools' 1955 integration remembered as history-makingby Kenneth Heard. Ethel Tompkins, one of the first black students to integrate Hoxie’s schools in 1955, talks to guests Saturday at an anniversary celebration. HOXIE -- They didn't realize when...
- Tomkins, Ethel - Encyclopedia of ArkansasEducational Issues & Controversies. School Segregation & Desegregation. Ethel Tompkins. Contemporary photo of Ethel Tompkins, who was a student at Hoxie (Lawrence County) during that community’s desegregation in 1955. Courtesy of the ASU Museum.
- Member of Hoxie First Stand: “Let’s stand together” - KAITEthel Tompkins, Hoxie High School's first African American graduate, explains why the protests are going on in the country and what people can do to fight injustice.
- Ethel Tompkins of the 'Hoxie 21' to Be Guest of Arkansas ...Ethel Tompkins. Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts invites the campus community and beyond to attend this semester's first installment of the Arkansas Folklife Web Series with Ethel Tompkins from 1-2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 21. This event is free and open to the public, and registration is required.
- 2021 NEA Women in Business: Ethel TompkinsEthel Tompkins. Co-Founder. Hoxie Civil Rights Museum. Residence: Hoxie. Education: Shorter Jr. College, North Little Rock, (1961-1962); certificate-introduction to criminal justice (1963), U.S. Navy North Island, San Diego; San Diego State University (1963-1964); bachelor’s degree in computer science (1972), Control Data Institute, Los ...
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