Milwaukee Chapter 100 Black Women celebrates anniversary
Members of the Milwaukee Chapter of the National Coaltion of 100 Black Women (NCBW) take a moment for this photo opportunity with guests at their NCBW Founder’s Day Reception recently held at Chic Lounge, 131 N. Jackson St.
The Milwaukee Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women (NCBW) celebrated their 2nd anniversary at Chic Lounge, 131 N, Jackson Street on Tuesday August 24th. The event hosted by Chic Lounge owner Rita Rander was attended by business, corporate and government community leaders.
“We are committed to being engaged in resolving and solving quality of life issues of importance to our city, our community and women of color, “said NCBW founding president Michelle Hinton.
NCBW has been involved in advocating people of color to exercise their right to vote by adopting the Keenan Health Center polling site since its inception and hosting a first annual Community Legislative Day in August. The legislative day paired political leaders with members of the community in a round table style fashion to discuss matters of job creation, education, politics and health care concerns.
NCBW members have participated in supporting the following events; Women of the World Health Conference, and Wisconsin Diabetes Association Walk Run event, as well as symposiums on HIV/AIDS and a variety of community health and resource fairs.
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Quailty of life issues are definitely ravishing our community. Especially the issue of the destruction of black families due to black women not respecting other black women when it comes to spouses or significant others. Families are destroyed everyday because we don’t respect and encourage our families. Instead we look for how we can enhance our own lives not thinking how this effects the whole community i.e single parenthood, fatherless children, poverty that results from the breakdown of the family and the crime that comes along with this. We cannot stand on a solid foundation until we make a stand on strong families then our communities can begin to talk about quailty of life issues. If family foundations continue to be destroyed, then there will not be much left for our community.