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During a climate where Americans continue to go to the streets to protest for police reform and against social injustice, in Nashville there is a
June 16, 2020
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During a climate where Americans continue to go to the streets to protest for police reform and against social injustice, in Nashville there is a
It’s been more than three years since Americans last witnessed a man of integrity occupying the White House. One thousand two hundred twenty-six days, to
Yesterday we witnessed President Donald Trump hold a Bible at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Washington D.C. steps from the White House. What made this
As the nation grapples with the enormous task of reconciling public health with economic interests in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, Gov. Bill Lee
Nashville, like many other cities around the world, is currently reeling from the economic toll due to the necessary stay-at-home orders enacted to contain the
On Easter Sunday, the holiest of holy days, churches across the country were closed for the first time in our country’s history. Americans streamed worship
Candidate Swain has a long history of disparaging remarks against Muslims, the LGBTQ community and even her own race of African Americans. Over the years
Today, members of MNPS’s exhausted community expect a state-takeover of the school district. If the State of Tennessee does in fact take control of Davidson
I know MNPS board member Will Pinkston and I’m always amused by the useless attacks leveled against him by those who seem determined to advance
Nashville—a city known for its world-famous honky-tonks, southern hospitality, rich tradition of historically black colleges and an inclusive progressive enclave in a red state—will now