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Tanya Dennis

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As seen in: Black Press USA, Post News Group, Orlando Advocate, Daily Legal News, Garland Journal, Texas Metro News, I Messenger
I am Mama T, trainer in values and principles to make this world a better place to live. I am an educator, reporter and community activist,

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Tanya Dennis Revolution 2011 is a compilation of the author's most recent or favorite articles she has writte…

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Six Months in, Probate Reform Coalition Marks Progress in Protecting Elders From Financial Abuse

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By Tanya Dennis
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NPRC member Stewart E. Handte, a former Mineral County, Nevada, Sheriff and 27-year veteran of police work, currently wears an ankle monitor after he was arrested on kidnapping charges for helping his friend, Roger Hilligus, remove Hilligus’ mother, Susan Hilligus, from a nursing facility after finding her bruised and neglected. NPRC has submitted a “Letter of Compassion” for both Handte and Hilligus requesting that charges be dropped. Courtesy photo.
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The People’s Coalition to Stop Deed Theft Speaks at National Probate Reform Coalition Meeting

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By Tanya Dennis, Evangeline Byars
| Post News Group Verified
Left to right:  Evangeline Byars  and Carmella Carrington are gaining nationwide attention with their STOPDEEDTHEFT.org movement. Caption: By Tanya Dennis The National Probate Reform Coalition (NPRC) has learned that aside from rampant theft of properties occurring through probate court, deed theft extends even further with the support of banks, police, judges, attorneys and “the system” to steal Black and Brown properties.
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Post Newspaper Invites NNPA to Join Nationwide Probate Reform Initiative

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By Tanya Dennis
| Post News Group Verified
iStock. By Tanya Dennis The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) represents the Black press with over 200 newspapers nationwide. Last night the Post announced that it is actively recruiting the Black press to inform the public that there is a probate “five-alarm fire” occurring in Black communities and invited every Black newspaper starting from the Birmingham Times in Alabama to the Milwaukee Times Weekly in Wisconsin, to join the Post in our “Year of Action” for probate reform.
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