Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor To say, I am “struggling” would be the understatement of the year. My head is reeling from the recent events involving the Trump … [Read more...]
Environmental Racism: An Inconvenient Truth
By LaKeshia Myers I will admit it, I do not consider myself an environmentalist. I have never marched for cleaner air, I don’t know how many species are on the verge of becoming extinct, and my … [Read more...]
Senator Doug Jones Emphasizes the Importance of the 2020 Black Voter Turnout in Exclusive Fireside Chat with NNPA President Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis
By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia The importance of Black voter turnout, the Reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act, bipartisan politics, the Futures Act … [Read more...]
Vacant, Boarded-Up Houses What Must the City Attorney Do About It?
By Vince Bobot Over 10 years ago as an assistant city attorney, I proposed and developed a strategy to deal with vacant, boarded-up houses in our city. Unfortunately, the need to deal with … [Read more...]
Human Trafficking: What Can the City Attorney Do About It?
By Vince Bobot We have all heard the news about how the City of Milwaukee ranks high among cities experiencing an epidemic of human trafficking. Tragically, prostitution is a predominate … [Read more...]
Faith Without Works Is Dead
Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor Growing up, I often recall my grandmother quoting biblical scripture. James 2:14-26 in particular, always stood out. The New King James Version … [Read more...]
Catching the Vision: What Wisconsin Needs on the Horizon of a new Decade
By LaKeshia Myers Over the holiday break, I took time to engage in some much-needed rest and relaxation. During this time, I also had the opportunity to watch the documentary “American … [Read more...]
COMMENTARY: Looking to 2020 — Put Your Vote to WORK!
By Ray Curry Secretary-Treasurer, UAW If you work for a living but are somewhat up in the air about who to vote for in 2020 or for that matter, if you should even bother getting to that … [Read more...]
Sharp Cuts to Research Funding Would Deprive Patients of Hope
By Mary Stabile Congress is poised to pass two separate bills designed to bring down drug prices. House Democrats and Senate Republicans are advancing bills that would set prices on prescription … [Read more...]
Protecting Birds is a Wisconsin Priority; Trump OK’s Killing Them
By James Rowen Want dramatic examples of Trump’s anti-environmental actions which are the direct opposite of local initiatives in Wisconsin? *Buried in news dominated by impeachment and holiday … [Read more...]
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