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‘It Hurts My Heart’: Black Elders Reflect on Tennessee Plan To Strip Memphis of Power

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By Natalie Wallington Verified, Katherine Burgess
| Capital B Verified
This story was originally published by MLK50: Justice Through Journalism. Memphis voters braved the rain Tuesday morning to vote in the county primary election. As they headed to the polls, lawmakers returned to the state Capitol for a special session to redraw the state’s congressional districts. State Republicans are expected to eliminate the only Democratic-held seat: Memphis’ District 9.
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Memphis nonprofit for homeless veterans faces funding cliff due to HUD delays

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By Natalie Wallington Verified
| The Commercial Appeal Verified
Delays in the HUD grant process, caused by unsuccessful rule change attempts, may force organizations to cut services or lay off staff. Alpha Omega Veterans’ Services, which provides housing for veterans, is bracing for a funding shortfall for the second year in a row. A potential shift in federal policy away from permanent supportive housing could further threaten long-term stability for vulnerable veterans.
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As Memphis Safe Task Force operations increase, unhoused residents face more scrutiny

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By Natalie Wallington Verified
| The Commercial Appeal Verified
Unhoused individuals in Downtown Memphis report increased encounters with security since the Memphis Safe Task Force arrived. The city has not allocated new funding or approved proposals to shelter people despite the increased scrutiny. Nonprofits are advising unhoused people to avoid Downtown and are scrambling to find resources like motel rooms.
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