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Jamie McGee

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Jamie McGee is an accomplished freelance reporter with a wealth of experience in journalism. With a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Journalism from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Jamie has a strong educational foundation in the field. Jamie has worked for prestigious organizations such as The Tennessean, Bloomberg News, The Post and Courier, Nashville Business Journal, and has also served as a Teacher at Antioch High School.

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Jan 4 · linkedin

For some Tennessee families, the new ban on gender-affirming care for minors means making difficult choices on where to live and how to find medical care. Pension plans, salary levels, health insurance access, job certifications in a new state are all part of the decision process that is driven by care for their child. How to stay or when to move?

Dec 7 · linkedin

Nearly 10% of the voting population in Tennessee is excluded from the polls because of felony convictions, a rate second only to Mississippi. Tennessee leads the nation with the highest felony disenfranchisement rate of Black residents at 21%. The national rate is 5%. Restoring voting rights after a felony conviction has been difficult for years in Tennessee. There are costs and logistical hurdles that many states don't have. In July, the process became more complicated as a choice between two paths became a two-part process. Story here:

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Nashville, Tennessee, United States