DEC. 2, 2023: Lisa Conrad (left) talks to a friend while celebrating her 60th birthday with friends and family at Jazsper’s in South Memphis. Photo by Brad Vest bit.ly/3vnzMjd

“We are happy that Sterilization Services of Tennessee is leaving,' MCAP President KeShaun Pearson.

'The sustainable future we are looking forward to involves changing and reforming these industrial properties into something that is green.” bit.ly/4dv795f

Lead makes us sicker and less safe. So why do Memphis leaders overlook it? bit.ly/42FUveU

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❣️ Expanding Medicaid in Tennessee could help curb heart disease — and its risk factors — the leading cause of death in Memphis bit.ly/49IALK0

Ayden can’t speak. Lead poisoning is probably to blame. bit.ly/3SMBjYd

After the Poor People’s Campaign faded, Memphis tenant organizers carried the torch. Where did the movement go? bit.ly/4bucnNW

Congrats on all you've accomplished Wendi! We are extremely proud to have been among your partners as you've built MLK50: Justice Through Journalism. We can't wait to see what you uncover as you dive back into your own investigative reporting.

In the crowded new world of journalism startups, there’s been no one better — or smarter — than Wendi C. Thomas. What she has accomplished at MLK50: Justice Through Journalism has been remarkable. And she’s done it all with a combination of grit and grace. Always Wendistan!

Wendi C. Thomas is one of one and what she’s accomplished will help continue to transform Memphis, non-profit news for years to come.

Here’s to well-deserved rest and what will surely be an incredible return to investigative work. You deserve the world.

So proud of all Wendi C. Thomas has accomplished, and I'm so happy for the people of Memphis who will now get the benefit of more investigative journalism from a great.

Cheers for Wendi C. Thomas and the space she’s created at MLK50: Justice Through Journalism for our stories & humanity to be seen 🥳🏆

Can’t deny I’m a bit jealous. 🥂

.Wendi C. Thomas has been a trailblazer and a role model. She’s a hero to so many of us. Can’t wait to see what she does next.

7 years after building MLK50: Justice Through Journalism into a respected investigative #journalism newsroom, founder/executive director Wendi C. Thomas is stepping down. It’s been a pleasure to watch her grow MLK50. Here’s to bigger and better things!! #mediadiversity
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After the Poor People’s Campaign faded, Memphis tenant organizers carried the torch. Where did the movement go? bit.ly/4bucnNW

Ayden can’t speak. Lead poisoning is probably to blame. bit.ly/3SMBjYd