On Tuesday, more than 850 community members and allies gathered at the Mosaic Multicultural Church in Little Rock, Arkansas for a public forum titled “The American Dream FOR Arkansas”.
- Attendees enjoy Mexican hot chocolate to stay warm during Tuesday’s event in Arkansas.
People from every single Congressional district in Arkansas showed up to support the event, showing the state’s readiness to fight for reform in 2010.
- Arkansas business owner Alan Leveritt prepares to speak on Tuesday in Little Rock.
Dale Charles, President, Arkansas NAACP, stated “The immigration issue is about all of us; it is the same issue as we had in the past when black people could not vote, and we have the same calling today for comprehensive immigration reform.” He added, “We have to work together to win immigration reform… and rest assured the Arkansas NAACP is here to help pass immigration reform, with one mind working together we can overcome.”
Business leaders from across the area also pledged their support. Alan Leveritt, business owner and publisher of the Arkansas Times Media Group stated that the business sector of Arkansas is fully behind immigration reform and will fight alongside advocates in 2010.
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