Letter to the Editor: ‘Understanding our longstanding poverty and unemployment problems’
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“We need to use research, data, analysis and experiences to understand the challenges and design evidence-based solutions. Only then can we expect to see meaningful improvements and a Memphis that works for everyone.”
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