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» Will Memphis show up New York & LA? At stake: a healthy soul food restaurant
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 02/2/2012 | Business & Economics | Rating:  printer version
Ruby Johnson, owner of Ruby’s Sizzling Skillet, is a foot soldier in the war against obesity, even though she owns and operates a soul food restaurant in Orange Mound.

» Opportunity Gap: Lead us not to the land of lower profits
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 01/27/2012 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
Let’s consider the racial disparities in tipping at fine restaurants. Pity the fine-dining manager who has to explain to a waiter why he or she must provide quality service to customers who aren’t likely to leave a tip.

» African Americans tip less: Does it really matter?
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 01/20/2012 | Business & Economics | Rating:  printer version
 tipping

For years, waiters and waitresses have taken to the Internet to complain about tips left by African-American customers and their discontent has been widely reported.

» A birthday party where the presents are given away
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 01/12/2012 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
Imagine you threw yourself a party, and then used your presents to invest in people you truly liked and believed in. 

» Will Wharton’s prosperity campaign put African Americans back to work?
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 12/29/2011 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
As I was returning home in early December, I saw two African-American youth, rakes in hand, walk toward my front door. They had decided to turn this blustery day into a money-making opportunity.

» Occupy Memphis amplifies a down-but-not out ‘voice’
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 11/3/2011 | News | Rating:  printer version
With a breezy Sunday afternoon as a backdrop, James, a 46-year-old newly homeless African American, finds an audience willing to listen, and eager to learn.

» Can Mayor Wharton teach a city to listen?
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 10/20/2011 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
When most of us think of this city, either we emphasize the vibrant Memphis or the violent one.

» Occupy Memphis seeks diversity
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 10/13/2011 | News | Rating:  printer version
On Saturday (Oct. 15), a tiny yet determined band of frustrated people will gather at Civic Center Plaza to launch Occupy Memphis and protest “reckless corporate decision-making,” the lack of jobs and the rising tides of social inequality.

» Occupy Wall Street offshoot now ready to Occupy Memphis
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 10/6/2011 | News | Rating:  printer version
Occupy Wall Street, a group of sons and daughters, moms and dads think this nation is less democratic than it ought to be.

» How to discuss the UK riots – without getting burned
By Linda S. Wallace | Published 08/11/2011 | Commentaries | Rating:  printer version
Like busy intersections, every hot topic can be viewed from a variety of angles.

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