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    This is the third piece in MLK50’s ongoing series about how utility cutoffs impact working-class Memphians. This story was produced as part of Next City’s Local Reporting Hub, with funding from the Kresge Foundation. Since leaving her job in Memphis’ nonprofit sector last year, Nancy Brownlee has been using her extensive network to crowdfund for […]

    Memphis has one of the highest utility cutoff rates in the nation — but it doesn’t have to is a post from MLK50: Justice Through Journalism, a nonprofit news outlet in Memphis focusing on the intersection of poverty, power and policy.

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