By Ms. June NASHVILLE, TN —Jim Shulman may hail from the luxury and comfort of the Green Hills zip code but unlike other candidates vying for the Vice Mayor position, he is willing and ready to face the affordable housing crisis head on and hold the Metro Council accountable for future roles in solving the crisis. With an uncanny formula to demonstrate that education can lead to being able to afford housing in Nashville, Mr. Shulman is the first to admit that anyone who wants to live in Nashville, should be able to afford to live here and enjoy the…
Author: Dr. June
Ms. June interviews Pastor Howard Jones who is running for State Senate for District 19. Tune in for his political platform, goals for the community, views on education, gun control, leadership and how he will help with affordable housing and getting jobs for the citizens of the community.
By Ms. June NASHVILLE, TN — With another election around the corner that can change the political landscape of Nashville, Pastor Howard E. Jones confidently proclaims he is not intimidated by the footprints left behind by the retiring State Senator Thelma Harper but inspired, honored and eager. Pastor Jones is no stranger to Nashville as he is a native, a graduate of Tennessee State University (TSU), and currently serves as the senior pastor at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church in Goodlettsville, TN. It is duly noted that prior to Senator Thelma Harper holding this position as the Senate representative for…
By Ms. June NASHVILLE, TN — In a soft spoken voice and gentle spirit Bobby Cain shared the story of the Clinton 12 with The Tennessee Tribune. Bobby Cain is the first African American to graduate from a publically formally segregated high school in the South. As Mr. Cain recalled the events from over 60 years ago, he went back to a place of racism and segregation that carries memories and wounds deeper and more painful than those he ever encountered in the military. He rarely gives interviews, and leaves the civil rights marches and initiatives to those who do it…
By Ms. June NASHVILLE, TN — Governor Phil Bredesen, 48th Governor of Tennessee, Democratic candidate running for the United States Senate, is the candidate for the people that not only focuses on the issues but listens and offers solutions. Gov. Bredesen is not blind to immigration and realizes this is a federal issue. He is very candid with his viewpoint that “It’s not their fault they were brought here.” “There are a lot of people brought here as small children and there’s a moral obligation to help them stay here.” In speaking with Gov. Bredesen it was mentioned that medical…