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By Candece Monteil
National Urban League
NASHVILLE, TN — Nashville’s streets have long carried the echoes of America’s most disciplined and courageous civil-rights activism. It was here, in 1960, that students from local colleges launched a sit-in campaign so strategic and unwavering that it became a natio...
There are moments when the world does not turn — it trembles. Today is one of those moments. Missiles have spoken where diplomacy once whispered, and humanity stands again in the shadow of war.
Every war is born with a promise: security, freedom, prevention. Yet after the smoke clears, the question remains —...
KNOXVILLE TN — When CEO Tanika Harper founded the Shora Foundation, her mission was to create a safe place for underserved communities to thrive. The Nigerian word Shora means Safe Place. Over the last 15 years the organization has been able to provide that safe space by offering youth education opportunities in the African American commu...
KNOXVILLE, TN — Black History Month ended on the calendar of America, but the center teaching the youth of the true origins of a magnificent people who were Kings, Queens, mathematicians, and seafaring traders and warriors in Africa for thousands of years never stops.
The lost connection of Black Americans ...
Nashville, Tenn. – The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is expanding its successful HELP Program to assist motorists in rural areas of the state, thanks to Governor Lee and the General Assembly’s historic investment of additional dedicated recurring general fund dollars in the state’s annual budget for infrastructure.
“In rural areas where...