We elected a president known for committing these offenses. Yet within one week of a brown leader being exposed, we have statues coming down, streets and public buildings renamed.
Opinion: Community Voices
Opinion: 3 days ain’t enough. Grief, trauma and the expectation to perform
Angelique Sharpe reflects on grieving culture in America and questions society’s unfair expectations for those who experience loss.
Opinion: Milwaukee’s youths are speaking. The question is whether we’re listening.
When there is nowhere to go physically, we must also consider where young people are expected to go mentally.
Opinion: Here’s why every MPS family (and Milwaukee resident) should be concerned
The conversation now appears to be moving toward reduceing transparency and limiting deeper discussion before decisions reach the full school board.
Opinion: Black history includes tobacco industry oppression
As we celebrate Black history, we also must acknowledge the oppressive 400+ year relationship between the Black community and the tobacco industry.
Opinion: Do we want safety and wellness or simply the appearance of it?
When we cheer outdated rules that push out someone who was effectively reducing violence, we cannot claim to want safer communities.
Opinion: We can’t reset conversations about violence prevention every time there’s a transition
Violence prevention is not seasonal. Neighborhood safety requires sustained investment, consistent strategy and shared accountability.
Opinion: A call to action for equitable food access in Milwaukee
The African American Roundtable, in collaboration with 11 community residents, has launched a food access campaign focused on Milwaukee’s Northwest Side.
Opinion: Speak up and speak out against unjust tobacco industry practices
it’s important to speak out against unfair and unjust practices and policies to help create a healthier future for all.
Opinion: Social Development Commission continues fight to serve residents
SDC vigorously fights on to restore services to our community for those living in poverty and most in need.
