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"Immigrant youth in Tennessee have shown that when we organize we can win,” said Stephanie Teatro.

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"Immigrant youth in Tennessee have shown that when we organize we can win,” said Stephanie Teatro.

Will his success help or hurt his ambitious goals?
The state’s Senate has previously voted in favor of the measure.
Nashville will be having a quiet summer this year as arts communities scramble for ways to survive the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rex Gandy, APSU’s former provost, also recently stepped down from the university.
Important advocacy groups and at least 15 members of the Metro Nashville Council pressured Mayor Cooper to make a change.
The durability of Trump’s support is being tested by COVID-19 and racial justice issues.
The owners of the eateries say they were not compensated for business losses related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police credentialing agencies will confirm that departments bar chokeholds except when use of deadly force is permitted by law.
The AFL-CIO believes implementing economic and policing reforms will address current crises compounded by COVID-19.
NAHCC president says the pandemic was a perfect storm for a vulnerable population that has lived for decades in the shadows of society.
Critics say they're unhappy with what they call over commitment of funds for police and under commitment for community resources.
Tennessee civil rights advocates praise the decision.
On Sunday night, protestors were still camped on the plaza, on which they displayed a banner christening the space Ida B. Wells Plaza.
Hundreds of demonstrators and grassroots organizers in Northeast Tennessee are making a difference in their communities.
The application period ends on June 29.
Mayor John Cooper has committed to former President Barack Obama’s challenge that cities undertake broad review of their departments.
Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle threatens to file contempt of court charges.
The Confederate military leader was also the first Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, joining two years after it was founded in 1865.
Many musicians and staff have been furloughed