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Herman Cain’s “999” Economic Plan: the Price of a Medium Pizza?
Besides being a joker or having an overblown sense of humor; Mr. Cain is a serious marketing mogul; he fully understands the American consumer. Consumers come face to face with numbers daily in making purchases of all kinds of products. In most cases, one can almost guessed the price of an item without knowing the exact […]
Memphis’s Leadership Needs Sensitivity Training
September 22, 2011
Robert Lipscomb and Councilman Myron Lowery’s statements are both callous and insensitive toward issues that affect groups and individuals who have suffered at the hands of those who practice discrimination. These two men represent Memphis, TN, which has the worst “racial” discrimination problems in the nation; home to the poorest African-Americans; and, in dire need […]
Southern Heritage Classic: What’s in it for Memphis?
September 11, 2011
As far as the eye could see people lined both side of the street, in a day festivity, to enjoy Southern Heritage Classic Parade. They cheered, waved, and smiled as each exhibited slowly passed. What’s interesting among other things is where it takes place: Surprisingly, the parade is displayed along Park Ave, Orange Mound, nationally […]
Leaders of our Time: Martavius Jones and State Rep. Karen D. Camper
September 7, 2011
During a conversation with School Board President, Martavius Jones and district 87 State Representative, Karen D. Camper information flowed like the mighty Mississippi. In many ways, listening to these two leaders forces one to reflex on what a great city Memphis would become with people in leadership who’ve their minds focused about the future. Mr. Jones knows […]
Mark Coleman: In a Dog Fight for Super District 8-1
September 3, 2011
Mark Coleman says that he would make a better leader than Councilman Joe Brown; is that even possible? Councilman Brown has been around since the beginning of time. He has survived controversies, challengers to his political dynasty, and several administrations. During this cycle of elections he isn’t giving Mr. Coleman any attention at all. This […]
Can Edmund Ford Sr. lead Memphis?
August 30, 2011
There are those who believe that Memphis is the worst city in the nation and there’s nothing that can be done about it; not so, says Mayoral candidate Edmund Ford Sr. His vision for Memphis was well laid out during his campaign kickoff this week. An impressive crowd of about 300 core supporters attend his […]
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