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
Hand holding cell phone with emergency number 911 on black background
Civil Rights

Fear of law enforcement, communication issues hamper use of 911

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Epidemiologist Leslie Waller, from the Nashville Board of Health, speaks at a recent COVID-19 briefing. (Photo: Nashville.gov)
COVID-19

Nashville officials to push vaccine waiting list in immigrant communities

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Joyce Christian of Somerville, Tennessee holds a photo of her father Freddie Lee Tyson. She is a retired nurse who wants to encourage people in the African American community to take the Covid-19 vaccine. Her father, was unknowingly a part of the Tuskegee syphilis study. What happened to her father, led to the establishment of biomedical ethics committees. These committees were established to set ethical criteria to ensure what happened to her fathers would not happen again. (Photo by © Karen Pulfer Focht)
Civil Rights

Tuskegee study haunts vaccination efforts in Black community

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A member of a group called "Let Nashville Parents Choose" speaks vehemently at a Dec. 9 rally outside the offices of Metro Nashville Public Schools. Members of the group urged MNPS to fully reopen in January. (Photo: John Partipilo)
COVID-19

Metro Nashville Schools get ultimatum from parent group on reopening

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Protesters in front of U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexanders offices on West End in 2017. (Photo: John Partipilo)
Civil Rights

Biden immigration reform bill gives faster path to citizenship

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Cinco de Mayo on Woodland Street in East Nashville. (Photo: John Partipilo)
COVID-19

Curbside booze sales save restaurants and retailers in 2020

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On Jan. 19, Gov. Bill Lee opens a special legislative session on education. (Photo: John Partipilo)
Education

Education reform advocates weigh in on Lee’s education plans

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Tory Watson of Memphis Police Department gets his vaccine. First responders Memphis and Shelby County police officers, firefighters and EMTs get COVID-19 vaccines Tuesday Dec. 29, 2020. The Shelby County Health Department is administering the shots in a process that will go on for several weeks. (© Karen Pulfer Focht)
COVID-19

Shelby County officials vaccine plan to address racial disparities

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Recent graduates of the Metro Police Academy are sworn in August 12 2020. (Photo: Nashville.gov)
Criminal Justice & Policing

First Latino MNPD captain to head diversity efforts

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Rev. Edward Thompson, Chair of Nashville Organized for Action and Hope, leads a 'public lamentation' for Tennessee's COVID-19 victims. (Photo: NOAH)
COVID-19

Nashville community group holds ‘public lamentation,’ calls on Lee for COVID-19...

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