Twice each year new plaques are added to the Arkansas Walk of Fame, and the spring induction is set for Saturday at 10 a.m.

Board of Education. Gordon Tenney / Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture From a young age, Mamie Phipps Clark knew she was black. “I became acutely aware of that ...

social justice advocacy, and compassion to current psychology students. It also served as a critical model for a later pioneer: Mamie Phipps Clark. Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark ...

Broadnax III, Cora Duffy McHenry, Phyllis Dickerson, and Mamie Phipps Clark Here’s a bit about the inductees — the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame’s 30th class — from a press release ...

Kenneth B. Clark was born in 1914 in the Panama Canal Zone, grew up in Harlem, and attended Howard University, where he majored in psychology and where he met and married Mamie Phipps. Phipps was ...

Years before NAACP Legal Defense attorney Thurgood Marshall eloquently argued the case before the Supreme Court, Mamie and Kenneth Clark, a husband-and-wife team of African-American social ...

It also served as a critical model for a later pioneer: Mamie Phipps Clark. As New York City (and other locales around the country) debate the dearth of statues commemorating women—and ...