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Vice President Harris and TSU's president share a sisterhood - Vimarsana News

Vice President Harris and TSU's president share a sisterhood

There are plenty of college graduates who will admit, they don't remember who spoke at their graduation. But that likely won't be a problem this weekend at Tennessee State University.

Names Of Two New Nashville Buildings Have Special Historical Significance - Vimarsana News

Names Of Two New Nashville Buildings Have Special Historical Significance

The names of Amazon's new towers have a special connection to both Tennessee and American history.

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Amazon names Nashville buildings after figures in women's suffrage - Vimarsana News

Amazon names Nashville buildings after figures in women's suffrage

If you had to give the name of a building in downtown Nashville, chances are your first thought would be "The Batman Building." Amazon has just announced the names of their two new Nashville towers, and they hope you'll remember them as well. Both honor important women in Tennessee history.

Tennessee Charter School Curriculum, Drafted at Hillsdale and Favored by Governor, Rewrites Civil Rights History - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Charter School Curriculum, Drafted at Hillsdale and Favored by Governor, Rewrites Civil Rights History

<p>Governor Bill Lee favors directing taxpayer funds to a network of charter schools using a curriculum developed at the conservative Hillsdale College that features substantial revisionism in the area of civil rights history.&nbsp;</p>

Charter school program rewrites civil rights history - Vimarsana News

Charter school program rewrites civil rights history

Lee calls Hillsdale College's approach to teaching civics "informed patriotism." But the colleges' own teaching materials reveal why critics say its approach is anything but informed.