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Amber Sherman

  • Creator-In-Residence, MLK50
Tennessee
As seen in: MLK50, Yahoo News, Yahoo, The Tennessean, Knoxville News Sentinel, The Clarion-Ledger, The Commercial Appeal, REVOLT, The Leaf-Chronicle, The Daily News Journal
Busy w/ Black Liberation | 5x Award-Winning Political Strategist | Organizer | Writer | Chair of @theblackyda | #TheLawAccordingToAmber Creator
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A TN Voting Rights Act would protect voters, representation

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By Amber Sherman, LJ Abraham
| The Tennessean Verified
We, the people, still have time to make the case for a state Voting Rights Act undeniable, and to ensure our communities hold a meaningful voice in government.
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A TN Voting Rights Act would protect voters, representation Original

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By Amber Sherman, LJ Abraham
| The Commercial Appeal Verified
Earlier this month, Tennesseans across the state panicked after logging onto the Secretary of State website to check their voter registration status, only to be met with a message that read: “No record was found.” Even the Secretary of State himself, Tre Hargett, could not find records showing that he was registered. After hours of error messages, Secretary Hargett reported that the system glitch had been corrected, but the fear and confusion it sparked had already set in.
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Reducing gun violence in Memphis through community-based strategies

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By Amber Sherman, Alex Vitale
| The Commercial Appeal Verified
Memphis launched Operation Rolling Thunder to combat crime through specialized police units. Experts argue that such units often lead to police misconduct and fail to address the root causes of crime. Alternative solutions include community-based programs, harm reduction services, and investments in youth opportunity and mental health resources. On May 21, 2025, Memphis Mayor Paul Young and Police Chief Cerelyn (C.
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