By Graham Kilmer A provision within Governor Walker’s budget proposal could transfer the regional functions of Wisconsin’s Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRC) to a statewide … [Read more...]
Wisconsin Supreme Court Elections Just Days Away
By Srijan Sen The Wisconsin spring elections are less than a week away. On April 7, 2015 among other local official, state offices of Justice of the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals Judge … [Read more...]
Viewing of “Grace Lee Boggs: Next American Revolution”
EVENT PREVIEW April 11, 2015 “Viewing of “Grace Lee Boggs: Next American Revolution” People’s Books (804 E. Center St.) will host a viewing of “American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee … [Read more...]
Get Your ID’s, Wisconsin
By Tiffany Crouse On Monday, March 23 the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the challenge to Wisconsin’s Voter ID Law. This gives way for the Voter ID Law to be put into action. By February 2016, … [Read more...]
Ex-cop Who Fatally Shot Dontre Hamilton Will Not Be Reinstated to MPD
By Karen Stokes Christopher Manney 38, the former Milwaukee police officer fired due to the highly publicized fatal shooting of an unarmed, mentally-ill Black man, learned his fate Monday night … [Read more...]
New Jersey 20-Year-Old Cited As Being “The Best Technology Reviewer On The Planet”
Young, Gifted & Black Series By Taki S. Raton Our YG& B feature this week is described by Robin Twomey of Lexi Pandell Magazine as a “YouTube” sensation!” Noting posted accounts, his … [Read more...]
Youth Advocate Wendell Harris Running for District 2 School Board Seat
By Eelisa Jones Public education is today’s civil rights movement, national best-selling author and education activist Diane Ravitch told a crowd of over 200 in MATC’s Cooley Theater last week … [Read more...]
Leaders Convene to Discuss Report Finding Racial Disparity Among Poor Working Families
By Ariele Vaccaro On Wednesday, a Wisconsin lawmaker, a home care worker, an economist, and a community organizer came together to discuss a report that finds Wisconsin working, minority families … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County Parks Gears Up for Changing Season
By Eelisa Jones As Wisconsin’s weather begins its shift into spring conditions and the now familiar layers of ice and snow have begun to fade beneath the daily sunshine, some of us may feel a … [Read more...]
The End of Starbucks’ “Race Together”
By Srijan Sen On March 22, a controversial Starbucks initiative to facilitate open conversations about race relations in the United States was suspended by the corporation amidst fierce backlash as … [Read more...]
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