Archives for 2015
Nation Finding Ways to Heal After South Carolina Shooting
By Karen Stokes Angry, confused, hurt, sad. These were some of the words that students participating in a prayer vigil at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) used to describe their emotions … [Read more...]
“It Can Wait” Says Boys and Girl Club of Milwaukee
By Srijan Sen On Thursday, June 18, Mary Ryan Boys & Girls Club in Milwaukee hosted an “It Can Wait” simulator event in the school gymnasium to highlight dangers of using smart phones while … [Read more...]
Summerfest Attractions
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The Black Community is at a Crossroads… Part 3
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 … [Read more...]
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The Numbers Don’t Lie
Capitol Report By State Representative, Leon D. Young Scott Walker fancies himself as a prospective 2016 Republican presidential candidate and boasts that he’s a Washington outsider who … [Read more...]
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What Do Republicans Have Against Milwaukee?
Legislatively Speaking By Senator, Lena C. Taylor Until a few weeks ago, the state budget process had been like ripping off a Band-Aid; painful, but quick. Governor Scott Walker’s budget … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Attorney in Final Stages of Human Rights Commission Appointment
By Eelisa Jones Attorney Danielle Bailey, the newest County Executive nominee to the Milwaukee County Human Rights Commission (MCHRC), is in the final steps of her appointment confirmation. … [Read more...]
860 WNOV Exclusive: Black Health Coalition Continues to Recover from Funding Loss
By Ariele Vaccaro When it broke that the Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin (BHCW) would lose 80 percent of its funding -- funding used to help African American mothers -- Milwaukee was left … [Read more...]
Getting The Word Out: African American Women Book Unveiled
Detroit, MI., Wednesday, June 17, 2015, during the chairman reception at Charles H. Wright African American History Museum at Wayne State University NNPA unveiled a new book -- Getting The Word Out: … [Read more...]
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