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Memphis School Board Candidate’s 20-Year-Old Drug Conviction

T.L. Harris, a candidate for the District 6 seat on the Memphis school board, pleaded guilty to a federal felony drug charge two decades ago. He is centering his campaign on themes of personal redemption from this past conviction. Court records confirm the details of the case.

Key Points

  • T.L. Harris running for Memphis school board District 6 seat
  • Pleaded guilty to federal felony drug charge 20 years ago
  • Campaign focuses on redemption from past conviction

Implications for Educational Freedom

This candidate’s election could potentially influence school board decisions on policies like school choice and parental rights in Memphis public schools. However, without details on his specific stances, there are no direct implications for educational freedom or government overreach.

Source: Memphis board candidate pleaded guilty to a federal drug charge 20 years ago, court records show

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