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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton stopped in Memphis on Friday. Clinton was taking part in her first campaign tour in Tennessee. She was welcomed by over 1,400 supporters at Lemoyne-Owen College in the C. Arthur Bruce-Jerry Johnson Hall. She spoke about issues like healthcare, equal pay and gun violence. She even mentioned a recent officer-involved shooting in Memphis. “I know there were cases right here in Memphis. I am well aware of the Stewart case,” she said. Clinton will also stop at Fisk University in Nashville Friday evening.