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Community Featured Story History

Women’s Suffrage in Memphis and Beyond

StoryBoard News Board August 19, 2020 19th AmendmentMemphis Public LibrariesWomen's Suffrage

We celebrate Women’s Equality Day on August 26th to commemorate Colby’s certification of the Nineteenth Amendment, but for many Americans, August 18th was the day…

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Wayne Dowdy's Dateline Memphis

Wayne Dowdy’s Dateline: Memphis, August 12, 2020

Wayne Dowdy August 13, 2020 Black Lives MatterDemocracyElectionsWayne Dowdy

By G. Wayne Dowdy Your correspondent shares with Colonel John McLeod Keating, managing editor of the Memphis Daily Appeal during the 1878 yellow fever epidemic,…

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History

The Negro Leagues Come To Memphis

Rebecca Phillips August 12, 2020 BaseballCrump BoulevardLewis ParkMartin StadiumMemphis baseballMemphis Red SoxNegro Leagues

This article was originally published both in print and online in the summer of 2019 – we have updated it and are republishing for the…

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History Planning & Urbanism

Union Avenue Anthology. Part I, The Plan of Memphis: 1783-1827

Mark Fleischer August 2, 2020 StreetscapesUnion AvenueUnion Avenue Anthology

A History of Memphis’ Most Maligned Street  “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” William Faulkner’s famous line, from his 1951 novel Requiem…

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Featured Story History Literature

Chapter16: Giving Women a Voice

Chapter16 Community July 29, 2020 19th AmendmentChapter16Julie DanielsonVivien MildenbergerWomen's Suffrage

Vivien Mildenberger paints a picture of an obscure Tennessee figure in the fight for women’s suffrage By Julie Danielson for Chapter16.org In 1920, Harry Burn…

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Wayne Dowdy's Dateline Memphis

Wayne Dowdy’s Dateline: Memphis July 15, 2020

Wayne Dowdy July 17, 2020 Black Lives Matter

By G. Wayne Dowdy In another letter to Colonel John McLeod Keating, managing editor of the Memphis Daily Appeal during the 1878 yellow fever epidemic,…

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Featured Story History

Look Ma, I Amended the U.S. Constitution!

John Matthews July 16, 2020 19th AmendmentJohn’s Uncommon DenominatorsWomen's Suffrage

By John Matthews Next month marks the 100th anniversary of universal women’s suffrage in America. The right for all females to vote in all elections was secured…

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Featured Story History Wayne Dowdy's Dateline Memphis

Wayne Dowdy’s Dateline: July 4th, and a Letter to his grand nieces and nephews

Wayne Dowdy July 7, 2020 July 4thWayne Dowdy

By G. Wayne Dowdy On Independence Day your correspondent writes a letter to his seven year old grandniece Mallorie Pierce and grandnephews, six year old…

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Featured Story History Opinion

An Integrated, United Independence

Mark Fleischer July 3, 2020 Black Lives MatterJuly 4thJuneteenth

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JULY 3, 2020: A cohesive, book-ended 16-day celebration of unified American Independence starting on June 19th and culminating on July 4th could be…

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History Wayne Dowdy's Dateline Memphis

Wayne Dowdy’s Dateline: July 1, 2020

Wayne Dowdy July 2, 2020 COVID StoriesTributesWayne Dowdy

By G. Wayne Dowdy The loss of life weighs heavily on your correspondent as he writes another letter to Colonel John McLeod Keating, managing editor…

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