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Economic disparity prevalent in Nashville

Economic disparity prevalent in Nashville

North Nashville has been the center of controversy for many in plans for economic and social redevelopment, especially as it pertains to historic Jefferson Street. Many African Americans feel that gentrification is taking place and that Blacks are being bought out and relocated. If this process continues, Jefferson Street as well as north Nashville will not reflect the diversity it should. It has the potential of becoming a middle and upper class predominately White community.…

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No second-class families

May 17, 2013
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No second-class families

African Americans have spent much of our history fighting for equal treatment. Just two generations ago, our parents and our grandparents were banned from eating at certain restaurants, attending certain schools, and working in certain professions. So it is not difficult to empathize with the struggle of immigrants in our country. Like our ancestors who migrated from the former slave states of the Deep South, millions of undocumented immigrants move to the United States each…

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Let’s build a Nashville for all of us

May 10, 2013
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Let’s build a Nashville for all of us

Recent studies show that Nashville is growing at a tremendous pace. Some have even called our city one of the next great boom towns in America. With this growth and economic development come problems of traffic congestion and longer commute times. In order to combat these problems, Mayor Karl Dean and MTA officials are pushing for a new rapid transit project called ‘The Amp.’ This new bus rapid transit line will connect people with jobs…

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Consumer power has no age limit

Consumer power has no age limit

I believe our future is in good hands, despite what recent news headlines would have us otherwise believe. You are as familiar as I am with the barrage of negative stories of violence, drugs, teen pregnancy, bullying and other questionable behaviors of today’s youth.  No matter where you live in the country, I’ll bet there are legions more of good kids in your city or town who are shining in every area of their lives,…

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Congratulations to senior graduates

Congratulations to senior graduates

When there is so much bad news inundating our lives, it is refreshing to be able to applaud and celebrate the accomplishments of those graduating from high school or college. Seniors, you have proven that you possess the ability and resilience to follow through and achieve a goal. Your family, friends and the community have nothing but kudos and praise for this level of achievement and accomplishment in your lives. We wish you success and…

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Business exchange: Who speaks for you?

Business exchange: Who speaks for you?

Do you have anything to say about what’s going on in town, or across America? What are your personal priorities and how do you put voice to them? It’s a good question that we all have to ask ourselves from time to time: “Who speaks for me?” A poll, commissioned by BET Founder Robert L. Johnson asked: “Who speaks for you?” The response: 40% of African Americans surveyed said: “No one”; 24% said, the National…

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