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Frederick McKindra

Frederick McKindra

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Associate Editor, Oxford American

Little Rock

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Total articles 33

  • ‘Hell, man, that’s the South’: Remembering the life of Arkansas artist Dewitt Jordan

    By Frederick McKindra Verified| Arkansas Times Verified Killed at age 44 by a gunshot fired by his fiancee’s brother, Arkansas painter Dewitt Jordan left a complicated legacy. There’s something not quite cartoonish but also not quite real about the rounded eyes of the men and women he painted in the middle decades of the 20th century. Whether those doe eyes are an exercise in realism or a message to his audience about the subjects’ personalities is unclear.

    By Frederick McKindra Verified · Arkansas Times

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Robert Brown’s Afrocentric curriculum still reverberates decades later

    By Frederick McKindra Verified| Arkansas Times Verified Garland Elementary on West 25th Street in Little Rock drew its predominantly Black student population from the surrounding neighborhood, and therefore many of the students’ lives intertwined beyond the two-story brick building and surrounding schoolyard.

    By Frederick McKindra Verified · Arkansas Times

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • ‘Hell, man, that’s the South’: Remembering the life of Arkansas artist Dewitt Jordan

    By Frederick McKindra Verified| Arkansas Times Verified Killed at age 44 by a gunshot fired by his fiancee’s brother, Arkansas painter Dewitt Jordan left a complicated legacy. There’s something not quite cartoonish but also not quite real about the rounded eyes of the men and women he painted in the middle decades of the 20th century. Whether those doe eyes are an exercise in realism or a message to his audience about the subjects’ personalities is unclear.

    By Frederick McKindra Verified · Arkansas Times

    Mar. 17, 2025

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Oxford American

The Oxford American is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization and national magazine dedicated to featuring the very best in Southern writing, while documenting the complexity and vitality of the American South.

Little Rock, United States

+1 501-374-0000

Founded: 1992