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OPINION: The Bucks may have lost, but Milwaukee definitely won
The Bucks did something many thought was impossible: They brought all of the city together.
OPINION: How to keep your mom (and all the women you love) alive and healthy
To recognize Mother’s Day and National Women’s Health Week (May 12-18), here are five tips to consider to support the health of all women, especially expectant and new mothers.
OPINION: Dear white gallery owner: Here’s how not to erase the narratives of Milwaukee’s black and brown artists
We don’t have the time or luxury to call out every single gallery owner or curator for continuing to ignore our existence. On the other hand, if and when you blatantly exclude us and misappropriate our culture – we will call you out.
OPINION: It’s time for facts to prevail: There is no reason why anyone should ever get the measles
It is time to move beyond the spread of false information about the risks of vaccinations for the measles. Misinformation should not hinder efforts to treat vaccine-preventable diseases.
OPINION: White Milwaukee, America’s Black Holocaust Museum is for you, too
America’s Black Holocaust Museum can be an important player and partner in changing our knowledge of history, our sense of community, and our own value as awakened human beings.
OPINION: The fight against ‘medical red-lining’ on the North Side
The lived experience of African Americans in Milwaukee is one of great inequity and lack of access to appropriate health care services. We simply cannot allow Ascension, the largest non-profit health system in the U.S., to let St. Joseph Hospital die a slow death.
Eat your heart out, Bob Donovan: We have no appetite for your ban on taco trucks
Julio Guerrero is a Silver City resident and works as a financial adviser. He has been involved in Milwaukee’s nonprofit and political sectors for more than a decade.
At least the celebs involved in the college-bribery scheme value an education. Many of us don’t.
Although the ‘rich rich’ are buying their kids’ admission into college, it’s really black and brown people who pay the ultimate price when we remain indifferent to education.
Let’s flip the script: Milwaukee and ‘the rest’ of Wisconsin need to work together to move Forward
Wisconsin has gotten used to being “the best of the worst.” It doesn’t have to be this way. Join us Sunday as we take actions to move forward.
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