Cook: Local Klansmen shot these women. Do you know what they did next?
A few years ago, Tiffany Herron was standing on M.L. King Boulevard, listening to stories she'd never heard before.
Cook: The foulest downtown smell of all
A Chattanooga landmark is under attack.
Cook: The Chattanooga man who made civil rights and football history
This is Super Bowl Sunday, the apex of our American football season. (Chiefs by six.)
Cook: The county mayor, a KKK leader and refugees from around the world
Who are we? Who are we not?
The day after the Women’s Rally: How to make equity legitimate
It can be difficult building and organizing community.
Cook: 50 years of the Unity Group, a resurrection people
In 1969, one year after Martin Luther King was assassinated, the Hon. Bennie Harris - our city's first African-American city court judge - called together a group of local black men.
Cook: How sweet the sound – one man’s journey from dream to music
Not long ago, the door to the music store opened. And a deaf man walked in.
Cook: We impeached Trump. Here’s an even crazier idea.
On Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump.
Cook: The school board and commission meet…finally
It was a wonderful sight.
Cook: Dr. Everlena Holmes, race and truth-telling art
When did you first realize you were black?
