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Tener antecedentes de delincuencia juvenil te puede hacer más difícil el acceso a la vivienda, trabajos y oportunidades educativas. Afortunadamente, muchos antecedentes penales de menores pueden ser eliminados a través de un proceso llamado “eliminación de antecedentes penales.”

Eliminar tus antecedentes penales significa que tus antecedentes d...


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Tennessee State Troopers yell at demonstrators after detaining Rebecca Leathers during the “ICE Out for Good” demonstration along Summer Avenue on Jan. 11 in Memphis. The protest was held three days after an ICE agent shot and killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. Photo by Brad Vest for MLK50

A peaceful march protesting the presence of U.S. Immigra...


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Rob Brown helps a customer put in an order at the counter of his restaurant, Da Sammich Spot. On Sunday, Brown was confronted by National Guard and Memphis Safe Task Force agents posted up outside the shop. Photo by Brad Vest for MLK50

Rob Brown opened Da Sam...


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“A Sister’s Love and Grief” is a three-part series that explores what Keyana Dixon’s life has been like since January 2023, when five former Memphis police officers beat her younger brother, Tyré Nichols, to death. This series aims to broaden how we view safety and justice in the face of publicized horror and state-sanctioned violence.

Keyana ...


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“A Sister’s Love and Grief” is a three-part series that explores what Keyana Dixon’s life has been like since January 2023, when five former Memphis police officers beat her younger brother, Tyré Nichols, to death. This series aims to broaden how we view safety and justice in the face of publicized horror and state-sanctioned violence.


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