By Dylan Deprey At 18-years-old Frank B. Davis changed his life forever. On March 17, 1988, Davis was charged with first-degree sexual assault, armed burglary and resisting arrest after … [Read more...]
VoodooHoney Records is a Bitter Sweet Twist on Milwaukee’s Growing Music Scene
By Dylan Deprey Whether it is the sound of smooth staccatos or the crashes of crooning crescendos, musician and Black American arts curator Jay Anderson and his saxophone have resonated across … [Read more...]
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After the Election of Donald Trump: Where Does the Black Community Go From Here? Part 2
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 … [Read more...]
Salvation Army Announces 27th Annual Christmas Feast
By Mrinal Gokhale Out of the many free meal initiatives done on Christmas in United States, the Salvation Army’s Christmas Family Feast is one of the largest in the country. Now going on 27 … [Read more...]
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A Moral Appeal to Donald Trump
By Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. On Sunday, a man armed with an assault weapon marched into a popular pizza place — Comet Ping Pong — in Washington, D.C. He said he had come to “self-investigate” false … [Read more...]
County and State Officials Host Milwaukee Domes Re-Opening with Free Admission
By Mrinal Gokhale Poinsettias, nests, burrows, pansies and other winter plants decorated the Show Dome of the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory on Dec. 1 as a part of their “Not a … [Read more...]
UWM hosts 4th Annual Summit on Black Male Youth
By Karen Stokes The UW-Milwaukee African American Male Initiative is hosting their fourth annual summit on Black male youth. This year’s theme is “Black Boys Thriving: Pathways to Success”. On … [Read more...]
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The Election of Donald J. Trump: Where Does the Black Community Go From Here? Part 1
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 … [Read more...]
Get Out of Your Rut and Learn How to Enjoy Life in 2017
By Karen Stokes Most people are not thriving in life, they’re merely surviving. There is the everyday stress about work, kids, and bills, and less time for fun. Does that sound like anyone you … [Read more...]
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Castro Paradoxes Can’t Be Reduced to Black, White
By Jesse L. Jackson Sr. Fidel Castro, Cuba’s leader for almost six decades, has died at 90 years old in Havana. USA Today’s headline on Monday read, “No Mourning in Miami,” noting the continued … [Read more...]
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