Don't be surprised to find writer and political activist June Griffin's name on the ballot for Tennessee Governor next year.

The Dayton woman plans to announce her candidacy as an independent today at the national prohibition committee meeting in Memphis.

Griffin has come under fire in the past for an article in the "People News of Bradley County" where she criticized african american music and Martin Luther King, Junior -- and for a 2006 incident involving a Mexican shop keeper in Dayton.