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Michelle Taylor’s quest to put public health on the map in Memphis
Dr. Michelle Taylor, a pediatrician who has advanced degrees in epidemiology and …
The Memphis Massacre
Civil Wrongs podcast, season 2: After the Civil War, Black people had …
Rape Kit Reforms Loom As Alicia Franklin Heads Back To Court
As rape victim Franklin tries to reinstate her suit against Memphis police, …
Five things we can all do to help end poverty
Photo illustration by Andrea Morales for MLK50 This story was originally published …
Why is there so much youth violence? Academics consult real experts: Middle school students
“When children are exposed to a traumatic event, including a violent crime, …
What poverty looks like in Memphis, by the numbers
Betty Rogers pulls a cart of food to take home from the …
Rape Victim Wants Lawsuit Against MPD Reinstated
Attorneys for Alicia Franklin cite new evidence, saying police may have been …
Struggle to reduce infant mortality in Memphis shifting from health care to ‘health equity’
The Mason family participate in Porter-Leath's Cornerstone program, one of expanded home …
Two Sisters of Memphis share their hope, hearts, lives with the poor
Maureen Griner (left) and Margaret Ann Zinselmeyer hold a family photo of …
Ambitious new initiative strives to dismantle the poverty trap in Memphis
Geoffrey Canada, president of the Harlem Children's Zone, addressed the October launch …