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Amid Expulsion Vote In House, Tennessee Sen Quietly Names April 'Confederate History Month' - Vimarsana News

Amid Expulsion Vote In House, Tennessee Sen Quietly Names April 'Confederate History Month'

This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM's home for opinion and news analysis. It was originally published at The Conversation. The ghost of the Confederacy hangs…

Police review board CLERB faces uncertain future - Vimarsana News

Police review board CLERB faces uncertain future

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — There are new questions over who will make sure police are held accountable after efforts in the Tennessee General Assembly to get rid of community-based review boards, such as CLERB in Memphis. At a time when police reform and accountability are top of mind for many communities such as Memphis, a bill […]

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White Tennessee lawmakers speak out for insurrection in honoring Confederate history - Vimarsana News

White Tennessee lawmakers speak out for insurrection in honoring Confederate history

An official proclamation issued by two Tennessee lawmakers commemorates Confederate History Month, fails to mention slavery and instead honors what it calls a “heroic struggle for states’ rights.”

Community oversight boards have public support. Back off, lawmakers. - Vimarsana News

Community oversight boards have public support. Back off, lawmakers.

This Tennessee General Assembly's penchant for overriding our community’s will has become disappointingly predictable.

Tennessee's White legislators express support for insurrection while commemorating Confederate history. - Vimarsana News

Tennessee's White legislators express support for insurrection while commemorating Confederate history.

An official proclamation issued by two Tennessee lawmakers commemorates Confederate History Month, fails to mention slavery and instead honors what it calls a “heroic struggle for states’ rights.”