Arkansas
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University of Arkansas at Little Rock scrubbed two race-focused history lectures from its website citing state law
Arkansas Times reporting published January 24, 2026 revealed that University of Arkansas at Little Rock administrators had pressured organizers of its "Evenings with History" lecture series to retitle or add disclaimer language to two lectures on race and history, citing the state's 2025 ACCESS Act, and had the events' announcements removed from the university's website after a history professor refused to make the changes. Rather than accept the administration's requested edits, UALR's history department voted to withdraw from the two lectures entirely, and the university said only that it was reviewing its participation in the series for compliance with the law.