Cook: A people removed are not a people forgotten
Not long after his recent report on collapsing racial dynamics in downtown Chattanooga was made public, Dr. Ken Chilton stood before a crowded sanctuary at Alton Park's Westside Baptist Church.
Cook: Whitewashing the Best Town Ever
White people? They're everywhere. Too many to count. But African-Americans?
Cook: Where the true things are
On the third day of the new year, Dusty, a bay Morgan gelding, collapsed in the morning rain. His giant body was stuck - halfway in his stable, halfway out.
Cook: Predictions and promises for 2019
In 2019, Donald Trump's presidency will come to an end.
Cook: Chattanooga Area Food Bank’s wish list
First, the good news.
Cook: Tubman and the erosion of trust
I'm not sure how to trust city of Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke anymore.
Cook: The real Tubman is the one we build together
In 2014, Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke purchased the former Harriet Tubman housing project with a promise: to make the community stronger.
Cook: What would Walter Cronkite say about our river?
We wouldn't be Chattanooga without the Tennessee River.
Cook: Listening to the message of pain
Some day, we will look back and realize how limited and incomplete our understanding of pain has been.
Cook: Narcissistic buffoons, cultural rot and fighting words
One week ago, I wrote that Tennessee Republicans had lost their moral center, no longer reflecting the values and virtues conservatism once held.
