Checkbook tv. Org for schedule. Elaine white is the author o and the author of this book and august 1920 tell us about i it. This is a sleepy Southern City in the middle of summer the legislature usually in recess. It is the time when you sit on tiyour porch and for several weeks in the summer of 1920 because tennessee might be the last inn deciding state that women across the country and then its all coming down. How many women were in america at that time . About 26 million women and as we know for africanamerican women and native american women but jim crow laws in the south bay denied the votes that 27 million women the politicians are worried about it there was an election the governor isct very worried he is up for reelection so it was a political freeforall to the legislature in nashville spin before we get to the characters involved. In fact what i write about of the participants in this political bellow right in their memoirs how hot it is and especially for the women coming d
A man in what he called a completely cowardly, despicable, unprovoked attack just before midnight stabbed a Police Officer in the neck who was in an antilooting post in brooklyn, the man stole the Police Officers gun and fired at two other Police Officers, hitting both of those offices in the hands, 22 shell casings were found on scene, all three of those officers will survive. The perpetrator is in serious condition at kings county hospital in brooklyn. The leader, dermot shea, said this violence has to stop and people have to speak up when it comes to antipolice rhetoric, pat lynch, the leader of the police union said he was not surprised and thinks no one should be surprised by this attack, bill diblasio spoke at the press conference moments ago. This is what he said about the ambush. Another example what it means every day to protect all of us, protect our communities no matter what is happening, the bravery they show constantly. Reporter the bottom line is the last 3 nights, 3 day
Gov. Bill Lee entered the fray as a “political outsider” six years ago. Based on his performance toward the end of the 113th General Assembly, he’s still standing on the other side of the fence — almost invisible. The Legislature ignored his pleas to pass a private-school voucher bill for every student in the state, […] The post Stockard on the Stump: Gov stumbles to end of Tennessee session appeared first on Tennessee Lookout.