Opinion: Time to stay and choose 901 again
Jack Keith
Jack Keith was born and raised in Memphis, where he hopes to return after college. He is currently a student at The King’s College in New York City, studying politics, philosophy and economics.
Guest columnist Jack Keith writes, “We have a messy history. But when I think about Memphis, my heart wells up with pride. I am proud to be from Memphis.”
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