By Evan Casey The Greater Milwaukee Foundation announced last week that they released approximately $95.5 million in grants back to the community of the Greater Milwaukee area in 2017. The GMF, a … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Health Commissioner Resigns
By Nyesha Stone Last week, Milwaukee Health Commissioner Bevan Baker resigned from his position, some say he was “forced” to resign due to allegations that his department wasn’t efficiently … [Read more...]
UWM Prof Makes a Difference by Mentoring Students
By Angela McManaman The University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee’s Wilkistar Otieno knows firsthand that young women, especially young women of color, need strong mentors and role models. She knows … [Read more...]
State of the State: Walker Has Made It Worse
Legislatively Speaking By Senator, Lena C. Taylor This Wednesday, Scott Walker stood in front of the state legislature to tout his accomplishments. I should have been paying attention, but my … [Read more...]
HACM Resident Angelita Ingram Graduates from Training Program
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz HACM Resident Angelita Ingram Graduates from Training Program When life gets hard, it can be difficult to find the strength to keep moving, but that’s exactly what … [Read more...]
Black Leaders Need to Stand Up for Black People
Why Do Blacks Allow the Mainstream Media to Choose their Leaders? By Raynard Jackson (NNPA Newswire Columnist) I am fond of saying, “weak people take strong positions on weak … [Read more...]
Helping the Homeless Through Music is a Stage for the Homeless and Local Artists
By Dylan Deprey There are many ways to help the homeless in Milwaukee. Some are better than others, and for Milwaukee’s young adults attempting to make a difference in their community, the … [Read more...]
Celebrating Dr. King with Aurora
By Nyesha Stone Martin Luther King Jr. day is a day dedicated to celebrating a black man, which doesn’t occur a lot in society. Every third Monday of January, we acknowledge the greatness King … [Read more...]
A Time to Reflect
Legislatively Speaking By Senator, Lena C. Taylor Edgar Ray Killen died in a Mississippi penitentiary on Jan. 11th at the age of 92. A person’s passing is never something to celebrate. Mr. … [Read more...]
Florida’s ESSA State Plan Lacks Important Information
As a Parent, I Recognize that I am the Biggest Advocate for My Children By Donna Fletcher (Conference Coordinator, National Science Teachers Association) As a parent, I recognize that I am … [Read more...]
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