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What’s happening in Tennessee politics? Nashville Public Radio reporters break down what you need to know at the state capitol and beyond — in just a few minutes.

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  • Republicans Want To Remove A Nashville Judge For Making Voting More Accessible. Is That Constitutional?

    Republicans Want To Remove A Nashville Judge For Making Voting More Accessible. Is That Constitutional?
    Mar 7 2021

    Rep. Tim Rudd, R-Murfreesboro, wants the legislature to remove a Nashville judge for doing her job — making a ruling. If successful, lawyers say it will create a chilling effect.
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    13 m
  • The Legislature’s War On Transgender Students And Protests During National Anthem

    The Legislature’s War On Transgender Students And Protests During National Anthem
    Feb 28 2021

    This week, the Tennessee General Assembly moved through a bill that would limit the participation of transgender students in sporting teams. Meanwhile, Republicans in the senate want to ban student-athletes' protests during the national anthem. We explain how these proposals could end up in the courts.  

    Also on this episode: House Education Administration Committee Chairman Mark White explains why he supports a bill that would allow the governor to force schools to reopen.
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    14 m
  • The Tri-Star State: Nashville LGBT Chamber Vows Fight Against Discriminatory Bills In The Tennessee Legislature

    The Tri-Star State: Nashville LGBT Chamber Vows Fight Against Discriminatory Bills In The Tennessee Legislature
    Feb 21 2021

    The Tennessee General Assembly is back this week after shutting down due to inclement weather.

    On the docket for their comeback: Gov. Bill Lee’s constitutional carry proposal. We break down what else to expect.

    Also in this episode: An interview with Joe Woolley, the CEO of the Nashville LGBT Chamber. He says corporations across the state will unite to fight the slate of anti-LGBT measures in the Tennessee General Assembly.
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    15 m
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