Dulce Torres Guzman

Dulce Torres Guzman
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Dulce has written for the Nashville Scene and Crucero News. A graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, she received the John Seigenthaler Award for Outstanding Graduate in Print Journalism in 2016. Torres Guzman is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. She enjoys the outdoors and is passionate about preserving the environment and environmental issues. Reach Dulce at [email protected] Twitter: @dulcet24
Shelby County Sherriff's Department badge. (Photo: SCSD Facebook)
Criminal Justice & Policing

Memphis commissioner questions jail “virtual visit” charges

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Members of the Franklin Justice & Equity Coalition at a 2020 event. (Photo: FJEC Facebook)
Civil Rights

Franklin group to mark Juneteenth with first-time public ceremony

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Shelby County Commission
Healthcare

Shelby County adds mental health training for firefighters

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A 2018 photo from a TIRRC demonstration. (Photo: Jon Dragonette/TIRRC Facebook)
Civil Rights

TIRRC pushes Congress to create easier path to citizenship

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Metro Nashville Police Chief Diversity Officer Capt. Carlos Lara reads to students at Stratford Elementary School on March 24. (Photo: MNPD)
Criminal Justice & Policing

Nashville Police diversity chief discusses outreach efforts

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Rev. William Barber (Photo: Getty Images)
Civil Rights

Memphis minister joins national group calling for end to filibuster

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Casa Azafran. (Photo: Casa Azafran)
Working & the Economy

Hispanic leaders develop resources to help businesses

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A mural on the wall outside Workers' Dignity's community center. (Photo: Dulce Torres Guzman/Tennessee Lookout)
Civil Rights

Grassroots groups weigh in on Nashville Budget

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Memphis residents are pushing back against the Byhalia Pipeline project. The proposed pipeline, has been the subject of controversy since 2019. The joint venture project would build a 49-mile pipeline between Memphis and Mississippi and would run through several Black communities in Memphis. VALERO Memphis Refinery (PICTURED) is located on along the Mississippi River's Lake McKellar in South Memphis. (Photo by Karen Pulfer Focht)
Uncategorized

The Byhalia Pipeline: What you need to know

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Sandra Sepulveda, who represents Nashville's District 30 on Metro Council, throws a peace sign to a neighbor outside her home in South Nashville. (Photo: John Partipilo)
Politics

Sepulveda navigates politics as Nashville’s only Latina council member

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