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Rap Renaissance
Kailynn Johnson
Memphis women are at the forefront of a rap revival.
TONE’s Juneteenth Celebration Weekend
Kailynn Johnson
The arts organization hosts a weekend of events to honor Black culture and freedom.
Drag in the South
Kailynn Johnson
Memphis’ drag performers have built their success on a foundation of grit and tenacity.
Teaching Still a Source of Fulfillment for Post-Pandemic Educators Amid Shortage
Kailynn Johnson
"It’s the hardest job I’ve ever had. It’s also the most fulfilling job I’ve ever had."
Completion of Cooper-Young Rainbow Crosswalk To Be Celebrated with Drag Show and Ceremony
Kailynn Johnson
“We want everyone from every community there."
Brandice Daniel Celebrates 15 years of Fashion, Diversity, and Designers of Color
Kailynn Johnson
"When you take a Memphis person out of their environment, they always thrive."
Mayor Seeks Public Input on Park Renovation After Neighbors’ Complaints
Kailynn Johnson
“It got their attention. I consider this a success.”
Memphis Urban Market Provides a Holistic Cure
Kailynn Johnson
"I want to provide a holistic and natural way to heal from the trauma of our city."
Salon Owner Combats Hair Discrimination with Education
Kailynn Johnson
“Hair is hair, but you have to be educated on all types of hair,”
On the Scene at Bluff City Virtual Reality Arcade
Kailynn Johnson
“It’s like playing games on steroids.”
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