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DESCRIPTION:A Soldier&rsquo\;s Story explores the service\, sacrifice\, and
  experiences of African Americans in the United States military\, with a p
 articular focus on the men and women of Arkansas. Spanning generations of 
 military service&mdash\;from the Civil War and the western frontier throug
 h the World Wars\, Korea\, Vietnam\, and the modern armed forces&mdash\;th
 e exhibition examines what it meant to serve a nation while continuing to 
 fight for full citizenship and equality at home.\nThrough personal artifac
 ts\, photographs\, documents\, uniforms\, and firsthand stories\, A Soldie
 r&rsquo\;s Story moves beyond the battlefield to illuminate the individual
 s behind the uniform. Their stories reveal courage\, duty\, resilience\, f
 amily\, and the lasting impact of military service on Black communities.\n
 Together\, these histories honor those who served while placing their expe
 riences within the larger story of African American life\, citizenship\, a
 nd the continuing pursuit of freedom.\nThe opening reception is Tuesday\, 
 November 10 from 4:00-7:00 PM. Refreshments will be served and there will 
 be entertainment. The event is free and open to the public\, no registrati
 on required.
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LOCATION:Arkansas\,US\,Little Rock\,501 W. Ninth Street
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SUMMARY:A Soldier's Story Opening Event
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>A Soldier&rsquo\;s Story</strong> e
 xplores the service\, sacrifice\, and experiences of African Americans in 
 the United States military\, with a particular focus on the men and women 
 of Arkansas. Spanning generations of military service&mdash\;from the Civi
 l War and the western frontier through the World Wars\, Korea\, Vietnam\, 
 and the modern armed forces&mdash\;the exhibition examines what it meant t
 o serve a nation while continuing to fight for full citizenship and equali
 ty at home.</p>\n<p>Through personal artifacts\, photographs\, documents\,
  uniforms\, and firsthand stories\, <strong>A Soldier&rsquo\;s Story</stro
 ng> moves beyond the battlefield to illuminate the individuals behind the 
 uniform. Their stories reveal courage\, duty\, resilience\, family\, and t
 he lasting impact of military service on Black communities.</p>\n<p>Togeth
 er\, these histories honor those who served while placing their experience
 s within the larger story of African American life\, citizenship\, and the
  continuing pursuit of freedom.</p>\n<p>The opening reception is Tuesday\,
  November 10 from 4:00-7:00 PM. Refreshments will be served and there will
  be entertainment. The event is free and open to the public\, no registrat
 ion required.</p>
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