Posted inMemphis We see you, Memphis by Andrea Morales and Adrienne Johnson Martin April 4, 2024April 4, 2024
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Posted inCourts, Economic Justice, Eviction, Housing In shift, local eviction court will have someone explain the process to tenants by Jacob Steimer October 30, 2023January 20, 2026
Posted inCourts The Oher case reveals the need for better oversight for conservatorships by Thomas Goldsmith September 28, 2023January 23, 2024
Posted inEconomic Justice, Eviction, Housing Widowed, betrayed and evicted: One woman’s story from an eviction crisis by Jacob Steimer September 14, 2023January 20, 2026
Posted inCourts, Incarceration, Policing, Public Safety What federal judges’ rulings reveal about Memphis police tactics by Daphne Duret and Marc Perrusquia September 13, 2023May 28, 2025
Posted inEconomic Justice, Housing Shelby County ranks No. 1 in bankruptcy. Here’s why. by Jacob Steimer September 5, 2023January 23, 2024
Posted inHealth, Reproductive Health A year after Tennessee’s abortion ban, 14,000 people have faced limited choices, devastating consequences by Sono Motoyama August 24, 2023January 25, 2024
Posted inActivism, Black History, Civil Rights, Liberation, Policing, Public Safety, Racial Justice Hip-hop is 50. Twenty-five years ago, Memphis rappers started writing rhymes of resistance by Justin A. Davis August 11, 2023March 3, 2026
Posted inGovernment, Health, Incarceration, Policing, Public Safety Their families said they needed treatment. Mississippi officials threw them in jail without charges by Isabelle Taft, Mississippi Today, Mollie Simon, ProPublica and Agnel Philip, ProPublica July 31, 2023January 25, 2024
