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The Day That Our Family Got Together
What Could Family Be? By Talut Answering this question is mind-boggling until imagination kicks in. For decades, we’ve asked the question, but in different ways. Some of us remain silent, others are overt, but we still wonder. Between the northern and southern states, our roots are firmly established. As we grow as a family, the […]
Salute the Love Power Soldier, Wallace Redd
February 3, 2023 by Memphis Wireblog
In the midst of unrecognized giants, superpeople, and the God sent. What could a community ever desire?
Sanford & Ransom (Channel 24 Memphis) Salivating from Hate
December 13, 2022 by Memphis Wireblog
They both distorted the truth, generated a false narrative, and committed character assassination just as those old journalists did to Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. during his arrival into Memphis, Tennessee to help sanitation workers fight for a better quality of life.
Prof. Otis Sanford, Channel 24 Commentator Fights False Hate with Real Hate
November 21, 2022 by Memphis Wireblog
Memphis is one of the most crime ridden cities in America. The city's murder rate is within the top 3 cities, blood flows down her streets like the mighty Mississippi, and lawlessness is apparent.
Judge Joe Brown, Champion of Women
October 30, 2022 by Memphis Wireblog
In Memphis, as in many places fatherless boys, unemployment, and hopelessness have made it an unsafe and dangerous place, particularly for women and children.
Memphis Mayor Violates Consent Decree & Protesters Constitutional Rights
March 11, 2019 by Memphis Wireblog
Unless one is racist, the old adage "They shouldn't be there in the first place" wouldn't apply. They had every right and all business to protest against the wrongs, lack of jobs and a good quality of life that Memphis (government) has imposed upon them.
After 30 yrs. Memphis Runoffs are Back but, Instant
November 18, 2018 by Memphis Wireblog
Memphis elections for near 30 years were free of runoffs, which pitched the top two vote getters into a political race, that caused African-Americans to never elect their own as Mayor of Memphis. Otis Higgs – In both 1975 and 1979, the three times candidate for mayor of Memphis lost in runoff elections to Wyeth Chandler. […]
Exposed: America’s Darkest Secret
May 6, 2018 by Memphis Wireblog
Towards the ending, people began to talk to each other, strangers started embracing the reality, and as the surreal came down, a story of pain immersed.
“Don’t Kill, Think”: The Movie
January 6, 2017 by Memphis Wireblog
Memphis, Tennessee is known as the home of the blues, but the city is also known as the murder center of the country, per capital. The city’s promoters and political leaders are quick to point out the city’s great and glorious musical past, Home of Blues, its heyday during the STAX revolution, Beale Street and […] […]
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