By Nyesha Stone Technology connects us all because what someone has witnessed across the country can be seen within in minutes. There have been endless viral videos of police brutality, which … [Read more...]
Celebrating What it Was and What it Will Be
By Nyesha Stone If you’re from Milwaukee, and you travel, and you’re black, then I’m sure you’ve heard the question, “There’s black people in Wisconsin?” Yes, there are black people in … [Read more...]
Country Fresh Kitchen Makes All Organic Dishes
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz For a year and a half, Maya Bentley watched her father die from cancer. It was an illness that came from a lifetime of eating readily available unhealthy food, which … [Read more...]
Alderman Zielinski asks Mayor Barrett for More Transparency
By Dylan Deprey While students prepare for the upcoming school year, so are local elected officials as they work to ensure students get the best education they can. But, in the fight for … [Read more...]
Alice’s Garden Hosts Second Annual Black Lives Matter Community Event Despite Rain
By Danielle Miller Nestled into a small pavilion, community members gathered to wait out the downpour at Alice’s Garden Wednesday night as they waited through the storm to start the local … [Read more...]
Foxconn Sets its Sights on SE Wisconsin
By Dylan Deprey Wisconsin is known for its farming, dairy and brewing industries, and now it can add electronics to the mix. Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer, Foxconn has chosen Southeast … [Read more...]
Painting with Jazz West
By Nyesha Stone Many of us were drawing by age the of six, but not many of us stuck with that talent into our adult years. Jasmine West (Jazz West) is different because once she started … [Read more...]
Community Brainstorming Brings Awareness to End Human Sex Trafficking
By Dylan Deprey At thirteen years old, kids finally take their first leap towards adulthood. They look forward to learning how to drive. They experience their first relationships, and attempt … [Read more...]
Teachers are Students for “Schools that Can” Cultural Training
By Christina Luick Summer is here, but some school leaders are back to learning. More than 100 principals, instructional leaders and dean of students attended a two-day summer training program … [Read more...]
Change Starts Within
By Nyesha Stone A death that started a movement. It was August 13, 2016 when Sylville Smith was shot dead by former Milwaukee Police Officer Dominique Heaggan-Brown. This incident led to a … [Read more...]
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