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Youth Organizers to Host Youth Power Rally

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By Kailynn Johnson
| Memphis Flyer Verified
Youth Minds United members at a Community Solutions meeting. A group of youth organizers want to translate social media connections into in-person advocacy and enact change in state systems. Youth Minds United (YMU), a Memphis and youth-led organizing group, will host its first Youth Power Rally, on Saturday June, 20, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Bridges USA, located at 477 North 5th Street.
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Teen Lives Matter

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By Kailynn Johnson
| Memphis Flyer Verified
Teen lives matter. That’s the phrase on the Young Actors Guild (YAG)’s summer academy T-shirts. The electric blue tees with yellow lettering have become a standard part of the uniform for YAG members and supporters. It’s a timely phrase, given the ongoing conversations about Memphis’ youth, in which would-be critics on social media are quick to write young people off as troubled kids who lack ambition — victims of negative headlines and preconceived notions.
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AI Public Fund Recommendations Headed to City Council

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By Kailynn Johnson
| Memphis Flyer Verified
An aerial view of xAI's South Memphis Colossus shows gas turbines running to power the facility. (Photo: Southern Environmental Law Center) Recommendations from the Advisory Board Related to Public Use Funds from Artificial Intelligence Properties are headed to the Memphis City Council for consideration. According to the council’s agenda, a resolution to accept the recommendations from the board will be introduced on Tuesday, June 9th.
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