‘We Count: First-Time Voters’ Online at Frist Art Museum
As Nashvillians, we’re familiar with the story of Tennessee’s pivotal participation in women’s suffrage — we were the 36th state
Sydney Moxley
July 28, 2020
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Tennessee Businesses State Opposition to Anti-LGBT Legislation with Letter to Lawmakers
35 Corporations and 107 Small Businesses Sign Letter Opposing Discrimination in Tennessee. Following the signing of HB 836 in Tennessee,
Lauren Means
February 6, 2020
Tennessee State Museum Explores History of Women’s Suffrage in ‘Ratified! Tennesssee Women and the Right to Vote’
8,000 Square-Foot Exhibition, Opening March 27, 2020, Commemorates the Role of Tennesseans Statewide Leading to Ratification of the 19th Amendment
Ray Rico
January 30, 2020
Reconstruction: Change of Heart, Change of Mind
There comes a time in everyone’s life when they hit a turning point. For some, it’s a personal realization, for
Selena Haynes
January 26, 2020
LGBTQ Community Visioning Project Announced for Middle Tennessee
New Landmark Research Project Developed To Learn What The Middle Tennessee LGBTQ Community Needs In Order To Thrive
Focus Mid-South
May 9, 2019
Tennessee Legislature Delays Anti-LGBTQ Legislation Until Next Year
The Tennessee legislature deferred three anti-LGBTQ bills until next year; one significantly amended bill will reach the Governor’s desk
Focus Mid-South
May 2, 2019
State of LGBTQ Equality in Eight Tennessee Cities Detailed in HRC’s 7th Edition of the Municipal Equality Index
Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation, the educational arm of the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer
Joey Amato
October 12, 2018
#IDOMARATHON Couple to be Married in all 50 States
When Kacey Frierson and Chwanda Nixon started dating in 2010, they lived in Illinois. They were excited to move their
Kelly Harrison
August 16, 2018
