Enough is Enough Memphis

04/18/2015

Barry Blackstone needs your help!

Barry Blackstone - has stood beside so many - in their fight for justice. Let’s stand beside him as he fight for his life. Barry Blackstone, a community activist for many years has fought to help the poor and disadvantaged people from New York, NY to Memphis, TN. He was recently diagnosed wi...

03/23/2015

03/19/2015

Reaching goals, one step at a time.

Copyright 2015 / Paul Hopkins

03/18/2015

Copyright 2015 / Paul Hopkins

03/03/2015

03/03/2015

Help Enough is Enough Memphis Reach a new milestone
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03/03/2015

CANDIDATE'S TOWN HALL APRIL 11, 2015
DISTRICT SEVEN
HOSTED: BY ENOUGH IS ENOUGH MEMPHIS
"Memphis One Voice”
MODERATOR BY
QUINCEY G. MORRIS PRESIDENT / CEO
KLONDIKE SMOKEY CITY CDC,INC
[email protected]
(901) 262-5013

Lee Harris vacated the seat in January upon joining the State Senate. Berlin Boyd was appointed on an interim basis.

Berlin Boyd | Now on his second interim stint in District 7, Boyd plans to seek the seat in the October Election.

Charlie Caswell | A community activist in the Frayser area, he said in November that he would run. Update: Caswell said on March 2 that he has moved out of the district and thus won't run.

Eric Dunn | A small business owner and community activist, Dunn said late last year he would run.

Ernestine Peete | An instructor at Tennessee Technology Center and wife of former council member Ricky Peete, she said in September she was considering running.

Thurston Smith | A behavioral health consultant and manager at the Veterans Health Administration, Smith announced his candidacy in November. Follow: Facebook

Barbara Swearengen Ware, Audrey P. Jones, Charles Leslie and David Pool also applied for the appointment Boyd received.

03/03/2015

A comprehensive, often-updated guide who's in, who's out and who remains undecided on whether they will run on the 2015 city of Memphis ballot.

03/02/2015

"There are young people out there who need to be reached, who need to know what this is about, and who will eventually dedicate themselves to justice, to peace, to equality and to love." - Myrlie Evers-Williams

It was a pleasure having two outstanding community leaders attend our Community Forum on Youth Empowerment, Mike Williams and Thurston Smith. We'd also like to thank Thurston Smith for serving as program speaker. He was also gracious enough to field questions from the audience in regards to his campaign for Memphis City Council District 7 and honored one of the North Memphis' community leaders, Kenny Wiggins, with a community service award.

03/02/2015

Six names so far for party convention to choose from next month: Milton, Jackson, Spears, Remus, Cooper, Gill

03/02/2015

Mike Williams’ announcement highlights the increased preliminary activity among actual and potential candidates for Mayor.