Labor disputes have been cropping up across the country — and here in Middle Tennessee. The latest comes from Nashville’s popular coffee chain, Barista Parlor.
What’s lost when a mobile home community is displaced? One Dickerson Pike family finds it’s more than just affordable housing.
The deadline has passed for the remaining families at a mobile home community on Dickerson Pike to move out. And displaced residents are facing more than just financial hardships as their community is split up.
After a federal memo, Nashville organizers push for better workplace protections for immigrants
The Biden administration has ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement to end workplace raids. Nashville workers and advocates have praised the move, but say there’s still more to be done to protect undocumented workers.
Dickerson Pike Mobile Home Residents, Facing Displacement, Try To Negotiate Compensation From The Landowner
Nashville’s city council is buying more time for mobile home owners on Dickerson Pike.
Nashville Mobile Home Owners Want Extension Before Land Is Sold
Residents of a Dickerson Pike mobile home community are asking for more time to find a place to move after around 50 families received notice that they needed to be out by the end of August, as the owner of the property is trying to sell the land under their homes.
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