President Trump, will your policies always penalize the less fortunate, those who look different and those who worship and love differently than you?
Opinion: Community Voices
We asked residents what messages they have for the new White House administration. Here’s what you said.
We asked community members what messages they have for President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
Opinion: DEI is under assault. And I refuse to be silent.
We cannot allow the forces of division to weaken the very things that make us strong—our differences, our histories, our unique perspectives.
Opinion: America, we have proven we are not worthy of Dr. King’s dream
The irony of Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony occurring on the same day we celebrate Martin Luther King’s Jr.’s birthday is not lost on me.
Opinion: I gave up on a dream. Then I made it a reality.
I figured I was “too old” for college, but with my husband’s support and encouragement, I took a risk and began to dream again.
OPINION: Here’s how we get through the next four years
Venice Williams shares words of encouragement for us all.
Opinion: As Puerto Ricans, we need to value ourselves
We are no different from our immigrant siblings who come to the United States to work, thrive and serve as the backbone of a country that often under appreciates and vilifies their existence.
Opinion: Milwaukee Health Department must improve its lead testing procedures
It’s time for the Milwaukee Health Department to stop misleading Milwaukee residents with simplistic and scientifically unsupported claims about lead-based paint.
Opinion: We must continue to fight for a better public school system in Milwaukee
This recall is about advocating to provide our public school students with a better educational environment, ensuring classrooms are conducive to learning and that students have access to nutritious meals and community representation in their classrooms and on the school board.
Opinion: How we can better support the mental health needs of Black men
Building relationships and fostering a sense of belonging can be crucial for emotional healing. However, many African American men may not have been taught or encouraged to develop these supportive relationships.
