North Side resident Linda Cooper discovered the African American Women’s Center by chance in 2004. Since that time she has become an integral part of the center as a volunteer and urges others to take advantage of it.
On the Block: Protect everyone
Artist Fatima Laster shares her thoughts on her painting “Be My Voice,” in which she addresses police brutality against African-American women.
On the Block: Bait and switch
Larry Hicks, 64, talks about his experience in a racially segregated Milwaukee Public Schools system.
On the Block: Hero of hot dogs
David Robertson, 45, has been selling hot dogs in Milwaukee as Superman since 2005, and he loves doing it.
On the Block: Need for change
Harambee resident Tracy Williams thinks that a multitude of things need to change in Milwaukee, and he would like to “start over.”
On the Block: Dangerous political situation
Harambee resident Jerry Walloch says that people in Milwaukee have become complacent when it comes to politics.
On the Block: Healthy living
Motivated by his own weight-loss and exercise journey, Avenues West resident Trueman McGee is taking his message of healthy living and eating to the streets.
On the Block: Forced to leave college
Reagan High School 2015 graduate Darrin Madison, who completed one year at Howard University, is taking a year off to raise money for costs incurred when he lost financial aid in his second semester.
On the Block: Robbed of innocence
Kenneth Walton talks about a childhood experience that greatly affected the way he sees the world.
On the Block: Pushing back
MATC instructor Francisco Urbina shares his thoughts on the anti-immigrant movement at the recent Wisconsin March for Immigrant and Refugee Rights in Walker’s Point.
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