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HBCU Students Risked All To End Segregation In Nashville
A 60th anniversary commemoration of the sit-in movement was scheduled last year, but canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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A 60th anniversary commemoration of the sit-in movement was scheduled last year, but canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The proposed legislation would make it easier for college students to vote.
Democratic caucus leader Dixie terms move 'blackmail.'
The emptiness of arguments against raising the minimum wage.
The Lee administration is swinging for the fences on ECD deals.
"It would be good to know who you’re doing business with. I thought I did, but maybe not,” said the Tennessee House finance chair.
Fifteen people are running to fill Andy Berke’s seat.
Agents wanted to know if House Speaker Glen Casada tried to bribe lawmakers into voting for Gov. Bill Lee's education savings account bill.
Davidson County Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle allowed fear of COVID-19 as an acceptable reason to request an absentee ballot.
"Performative patriotism is for fascists; protesting for justice is patriotic," says author Andrew Maraniss.
Reid Van Ness, who surrendered his license after failing to return bodies of immigrants to their homelands, is still offering his services.
The City Council and MLGW have been at odds for years over the need for maintenance, which apparently led to the winter storm breakdowns.
If lobbyists offer a reception for every lawmaker to attend, they can get away with plying them with free wine, food and whiskey.
GOP State Senator gains momentum for constitutional amendment to change the way Tennessee's top law enforcement officer is chosen.
Lack of transportation for patients and small vaccine orders add to the difficulty.
The Metro Council passed an ordinance in 2017 to limit the use of surveillance tech, but it doesn't apply to law enforcement.
The election commission spent $214,927 on attorney fees from a lawsuit stemming from a failed effort to put anti-tax charter on the ballot.
Tennessee school boards will make the decision on returning to in-person learning under legislation passed on Monday.
Tennessee grapples with staggering health care inequities that create a maternal and infant health crisis fueled by structural racism.
The city, which has a low tax base and underpaid workers, is suffering similarly to the Lone Star State due to winter storm.