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Chakita Patterson was frustrated. When it came to black history, the majority of the youth at the Nashville charter school where she was dean
February 9, 2019
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Chakita Patterson was frustrated. When it came to black history, the majority of the youth at the Nashville charter school where she was dean
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice There’s a renewed effort to remove the bust of a Confederate general and Ku Klux Klan grand wizard from
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice A new year may mean better grades for some students in Shelby County, Tennessee, thanks to a free tutoring
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice The Tennessee State Museum is setting up an advisory group following criticism of its presentation of black history, said
By LEE JOHNSON / Nashville Voice A state senator who was among those that requested clemency for a sex trafficking victim serving a life sentence for
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice I had waited almost a decade – nine years and 11 months, to be exact. So I didn’t
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice When James Settles reflects on his life 30 years ago, and where he is now, the 55-year-old can’t help
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice Inscribed on a wall in the “Civil Rights Room” at Nashville’s main library downtown, are the words of a
By LEE JOHNSON | Nashville Voice When Alan George tells people he’s a pastor at an internet church, he’s often confronted with the following assumption, “An
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee State University President Glenda Glover is impacting historically black colleges and universities across the country. Glover is also the international president