African American artists will be in Nashville for CMA Fest

The PRIDE presents these African American artists who will be in Nashville this month to perform during CMA Fest 2022. Nashville, Black Music Month, and the CMA have a joint history. During a visit to Nashville in the 1970s, Kenny Gamble was inspired by what the CMA was doing and formed the Black Music Association in 1978. They then created Black Music Month, and launched it on June 1, 1979 with a celebration at the White House hosted by President Jimmy Carter. In 2009, President Barack Obama declared the month of June to be African American Music Appreciation Month.

Mayor announces committee to plan Nashville General Hospital’s future

Mayor Freddie O’Connell forms a vision committee to assess Nashville General Hospital’s future, including facility needs, potential locations and costs.

Senegal makes Olympic history amid economic concerns

Senegal makes history hosting Africa’s first Olympic event as the Dakar 2026 Youth Games spark debate over public spending, jobs and lasting economic benefits.

Multi-Faith Leaders Representing 10 Million People Launch National Anti-Authoritarian Initiative

Faith leaders representing over 10 million people launch A Pledge for Moral Defiance to counter authoritarianism, defend democracy and protect voting rights

NAACP and ‘Young, Gifted, and Green’ launch nationwide climate justice dashboard

NAACP and Young, Gifted, and Green launch Climate on Your Ballot, a dashboard tracking candidates’ positions on climate, pollution and environmental justice.

Nashville grocery tax cut offers families relief

Nashville’s grocery tax cut lowers the combined rate on qualifying food to 6.25%, offering Davidson County families relief at the checkout.