Kevin McKenzie
Commercial Appeal
Memphis, TN, United States
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Past articles by Kevin:
Are PILOTs a necessary evil for luring jobs to Tennessee?
These tax breaks aren't liked, but competition keeps them coming. → Read More
Eight things to know about Memphis Brooks Museum of Art's relocation option
How did relocating the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art from Overton Park become an option? → Read More
Has the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art outgrown its old home?
At age 101, the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art faces expansion issues. → Read More
Rhodes College student's alt-right article roils Memphis campus
Rhodes College president Majorie Hass says that an alt-right article by a student is a "hate-filled essay." → Read More
University of Memphis officer sues for reverse discrimination
White police officer accuses black supervisor of making racially insensitive comments and of retaliating against him by denying overtime. → Read More
Kwanzaa, health motivated Memphis pharmacist Kaia Naantaanbuu-Jones
Kaia Naantaanbu-Jones was a pharmacist who also prescribed Kwanzaa for Memphis. → Read More
Will 'reverse discrimination' go into high gear with Trump?
A race discrimination lawsuit filed by white University of Memphis police officer could signal a rise in charges of "reverse discrimination." → Read More
Memphis, Nashville ready for patients airlifted from Hurricane Harvey aftermath
Memphis and Nashville are among cities where hospital and nursing home patients displaced by Hurricane Harvey could be airlifted. → Read More
Memphis, Nashville ready for patients airlifted from Hurricane Harvey aftermath
Memphis and Nashville are among cities where hospital and nursing home patients displaced by Hurricane Harvey could be airlifted. → Read More
For Memphis Confederate statue protesters, justice varies
At least one Memphis Confederate statue protester wins in court: What disorderly conduct? → Read More
UT students want Confederate statue pulled in Memphis
University of Tennessee Health Science Center students join the chorus calling for removal of a Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest statute in Memphis. → Read More
Confederate flag removed from Mud Island River Park
A Confederate flag flying above a Downtown Memphis riverfront park for decades may be history → Read More
Southern Christian Leadership Conference taps hip-hop music to attract millennials
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference is embracing a hip-hop music label and project to attract a new generation. → Read More
Southern Christian Leadership Conference in Memphis links past and present
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference once led by Dr. King highlights past and present challenges. → Read More
1968 issues still haunt Memphis sanitation workers union
Next year's 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's assassination in Memphis is raising issues about the workers he supported. → Read More
Black home ownership still below pre-recession levels in some parts of Tennessee
Homeownership among African Americans in Memphis and Chattanooga dropped at some of the fastest rates since before the Great Recession. → Read More
Do churches need a customer-focused revival to reverse decline?
A Memphis author charts a customer-focused approach for religious institutions to avoid extinction. → Read More
Tips sought in probe of Trezevant allegations
Lawyers investigating alleged misconduct at Shelby County Schools open a hotline for tips. → Read More
Children and the Southern College of Optometry see the benefits of Obamacare
How does Obamacare benefit children and a Memphis college producing optometrists ? → Read More
Nashville overtakes Memphis as Tennessee's largest city
Census population estimates for 2016 show that Nashville has edged out Memphis to become Tennessee's largest city. → Read More