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Partially Blind, Beautiful Vision: The Art of Michael William

Mark Fleischer December 4, 2018 No Comments Artist ProfileVision ImpairmentVisual Arts

Michael Williams is legally blind. His vision is 20-100. That means that on a standard eye chart, he cannot read the letters on the second…

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Volunteers Build A Neighborhood Garden

Mary Baker October 2, 2018 No Comments GardensNeighborhood Preservation Inc.

In the spring of 2014, as part of our work at Neighborhood Preservation, Inc., we began Carnes Garden on a vacant lot at 916 J.W.…

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Tennessee’s practice of suspending licenses from those who owe court fees is found unconstitutional

High Ground News July 18, 2018 No Comments Black Lives MatterHigh Ground NewsJust City

Originally published July, 2018. Feature Image: A new ruling states that Tennessee can no longer revoke driver’s licenses from people who cannot afford court fees.…

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People’s power: Memphis’ early history of race, resistance, and Black political power

High Ground News June 28, 2018 No Comments Burkle EstateHigh Ground NewsPinch DistrictSlave HavenUptown

Originally published June, 2018. Feature Image: The front of the Burkle estate and Slave Haven museum as seen from North Second Street. (Brandon Dahlberg) By…

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Eric Janssen: He Lived A Great Story

Mark Fleischer October 25, 2017 No Comments abandonmentBarboro AlleyEarnestine & Hazel'sEric JanssenLive A Great StoryMartyr ParkMemphisSouth Main Streetwebraw

Eric Paul Janssen. Nov 6, 1972 – Oct 16, 2017 Time-wise I didn’t know Eric Janssen very long. But how long you knew Eric didn’t…

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Memphis Knows Storytellers, Storytellers Love Memphis

Mark Fleischer August 31, 2017 No Comments

From the start, the concept of bringing together Memphis history enthusiasts (and fanatics like me) and spotlighting their talents has been a central idea of…

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A Storm For Memphis’ Memorial Day Weekend

Mark Fleischer June 11, 2017 1 Comment ArkansasHurricane ElvisMississippi RiverMLGWStraight-line windsTom Lee StormTornado

Two weeks ago Memphis was waking up to a disaster. The morning light – the only light many of us had – revealed the full…

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