After creating national buzz at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, the documentary “Waiting for Superman” examines how the American public education system is failing our nation’s children. The film … [Read more...]
Advance America awards bonus of a lifetime
Local doctor wins second prize in ‘America Deserves a Raise’ Essay Contest Advance America, the nation’s leading provider of non-bank cash advance services, named Violeta Singson of West Berlin … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Tennis & Education Foundation
12th Annual Tennis Ball and Award Ceremony for youth Milwaukee Tennis & Education Foundation returned to the Peck Pavilion at Milwaukee County Zoo as the 12th Annual Tennis Ball held on Sept. 24, … [Read more...]
Try to make it
By: Rev. Shone Bagley, Sr. Ordained/M.C.C. He was a sinner deep in sin, you know, the kind that would make Satan ashamed. It took half of his life, it took him for a ride down to the depths of … [Read more...]
The National Newspaper Publishers Association held its ‘Power In Leadership’ reception
Taylor named National Legislator of the Year
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies recognizes Taylor, first Wisconsin legislator to be recognized Senator Lena C. Taylor (D-Milwaukee) was named the Legislator of the Year by … [Read more...]
A heart-to-heart with America’s first Black billionairess
Sheila Johnson, “The Other City” interview By Kam Williams Entrepreneur and philanthropist Sheila Crump Johnson is the only African American female to enjoy ownership in three professional … [Read more...]
“Ni– er” not in words – but in action
Series by: Rev. Shone Bagley, Sr. Ordained/M.C.C. Between 1882 (when reliable statistics were first collected) and 1968 (when the classic forms of lynching had disappeared), 3,446 Black men and … [Read more...]
YMCA Black Achievers announce Achievers of the Year
For distinguished service to Teen Achievers and the betterment of youth, the YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee recognized three adult Black Achiever volunteers at this year’s 29th Annual Black Achievers … [Read more...]
Rev Lucius Walker, founder of Pastors for Peace and Northcott Neighborhood House dies at 80
By Lynda Jones Reverend Lucius Walker, Jr. a nationally renowned pastor and activist who began his career in Milwaukee, died on Sept. 7 at his home in Demarest, N.J. from an apparent heart … [Read more...]
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