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Research links segregation, poverty to higher breast cancer deaths among black women in Memphis
Black women in Memphis are dying from breast cancer at more than twice the rate of white women — 6.9% compared with 3.3% — according to new research presented recently at the University of Memphis. The findings were shared during a panel discussion Monday, Feb. 23, sponsored by Benjamin L. Hooks Institute for Social Change […]

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New Black history books explore Vietnam War, Tuskegee Airmen, slavery and civil rights
Black History books by various authors, c.2026, various publishers, $30.00 – $35.00, various page counts For weeks now, you’ve been remembering, studying various subjects, and celebrating Black History Month. But just a reminder: Every day is a good day to learn about Black History. Here are great books that can help. In April 2025, we […]

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Shelby County mayoral candidates outline priorities at NAACP forum
With the 2026 primary race for Shelby County mayor taking shape, sixcandidates gathered in Memphis to outline their priorities on economic development, education, transportation and criminal justice during a community forum Thursday, Feb. 26, hosted by the NAACP Memphis Branch in partnership with the Shelby County Voter Alliance. The forum was held at Springdale Baptist […]

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Everyone is a singer at The Studio Karaoke
The disco ball says it all. It greets you as you enter the door at The Studio Karaoke in Poplar Plaza. Deidre Ellis is the visionary behind this new entertainment offering for Memphis — her love letter, she says, to the city that raised her and afforded her endless opportunities, including this one.  “Memphis needs […]

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Memphis City Council sends charter amendment on library employees to voters
Fed-up Memphis Public Library employees’ quest to become reclassified as civil service employees has entered a new chapter after the Memphis City Council voted Tuesday, Feb. 24, to send a charter amendment to voters. The item passed 10-1. A notice on the agenda moving the item’s third council vote to March 24 prompted sponsor JB […]

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