St. Joseph Campus and WJMR Jammin 98.3 held their Second Annual Men’s Health Night Saturday, JULY 26, 2014 at Marquette University Alumni Memorial Union. Approximately 400 people were in attendance including an All Star lineup of national and local celebrities. They all came together to inform and inspire the Milwaukee community about the importance of [...]

Universally Speaking Rahim Islam is a National Speaker and Writer, Convener of Philadelphia Community of Leaders, and President/CEO of Universal Companies, a community development and education management company headquartered in Philadelphia, PA. Follow Rahim Islam on FaceBook(Rahim Islam) & Twitter (@RahimIslamUC) • In the South, CORE’s nonviolent direct action campaigns opposed “Jim Crow” segregation and [...]

At some point, as we’re growing up we all want to be a firefighter or a police officer. Naturally, we feel connected to our communities and we want contribute in a real, meaningful way. That’s how I felt about my community and my state growing up as a young man in Delavan. I joined the [...]

By State Representative, Leon D. Young If you follow the news, the Moral Monday protests in North Carolina continue to receive national attention in the media. The demonstrations began over a year ago and are intended to push lawmakers to roll back some of the laws and policies that demonstrators describe as “attacks” on North [...]

By Senator, Lena C. Taylor On January 11th 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt stood before the United States Congress and delivered the State of the Union Address. During his address President Roosevelt proposed a second “bill of rights.” President Roosevelt posited that “necessitous men are not free men” and that not until Americans were free [...]

ED WHITE, Associated Press DETROIT (AP) — Roused from sleep by the sound of pounding in the wee hours, a suburban Detroit man grabbed his shotgun, opened the front door and blasted a young woman in the face. Is Theodore Wafer guilty of murder? Or did the 55- year-old use deadly force based on a [...]

By Britney Denise Donald Parklawn Assembly of God are hosts for the Inner City Workers Conference for the first time in Milwaukee. Held every two years and sponsored by National Black Fellowship Assemblies of God, the three day conference brings together pastors, preachers and guest speakers from diverse ethnic backgrounds to share advice and experience [...]

Health fairs to be held Aug. 8 at North Division High School and Aug. 15 at Bradley Tech High School With school season already around the corner, Mayor Tom Barrett and the City of Milwaukee Health Department (MHD) have announced the dates and locations of the City’s 14th annual Back-to-School Health Fairs. The health fairs [...]

Born on September 12, 1937 in Haynes, Arkansas, to Governor and Corener Harris, she attended Dunbar High School in Earle, Arkansas and later attended training at Milwaukee Area Technical College. In 1957, she married Willie Lawrence Hines and they were blessed to have 10 children. After being married for nearly 50 years, he preceded her [...]

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