Important faith pillars of the Sherman Park community discuss how things have changed since the uprising in 2016.
Jake Dale / Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Jake Dale is a junior at Marquette University studying journalism and digital media. In his two years at the university, he has written and produced for Marquette’s student media organization, the Marquette Wire; coordinated live broadcasts for ESPN+; and published his own blog. As an NNS intern, Jake covers arts and culture and faith. Outside of journalism, he enjoys playing golf and basketball, frequenting art museums and movie theaters, and exploring new food spots around Milwaukee.
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