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Financial literacy advocate sees ‘gold mine’ in Memphis, urges residents to seize it
As Mayor Paul Young works toward his goal of adding 10,000 housing units in Memphis by 2030, John Hope Bryant says he is ready to buy two homes himself. Bryant, founder of Atlanta-based financial
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