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One Week, Three Wins: Kezia King
Lightning strikes thrice for Hutchins Academy senior Kezia King, who just landed her third scholarship in a week–this time a $7,500 annual award from...
3 strategies to help Americans bridge the deepening partisan divide
by Alex Hinton, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology; Director, Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights, Rutgers University – NewarkIs it possible to...
Thank you Mr. Rosenblatt!
There I was, sullen and sitting in a local coffee shop three weeks removed from the recent election trying to figure out how on...
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Post-election stress: Black women and their mental health
by TN Tribune StaffGenerally speaking, politics can cause a form of chronic stress that evokes negative emotions and feelings of distress, said Brett Ford,...
Global Landmarks Go Teal for Alzheimer’s Awareness, Spotlighting Rising Impact on Black Americans
On Nov. 1, more than 1,300 landmarks across the United States and around the world lit up in teal–the color of Alzheimer’s awareness–to launch...
U.S. States with the Highest Obesity Prevalence and Related Health Issues
A new report from LookMeds reveals troubling health trends in Tennessee, which ranks as the #6 health crisis hotspot in the nation. This study,...
City Council approves Kelly Administration plan to streamline beer licensing process
The changes to city code will split beer & wrecker violations appeals processes and transform the beer board into an appellate body, less of...
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Meet Johnnie Reid, the 61-Year-Old Black Woman from Florida Still Running Track
Nationwide -- In the world of athletics, there are moments that transcend the mere crossing of a finish line or the launching of a...
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