During the winter months, temperatures are cold and the sun is in hibernation. This can bring on increased stress and strain on your immune system. Yep, it’s not just your imagination that you tend to get sick more often during the cold-weather months. While colds can strike at any time, they are more common in the fall and winter, according to the Centers for Disease … [Read more...] about Five stress – reducing vitamin supplements
This Week In Black History
February 23, 1868 – W.E.B. Dubois, scholar, activist and author of the Souls of Black Folk, born. February 24, 1922 – The home of Frederick Douglass made a national shrine. February 25, 1853 – First black YMCA organized in Washington, DC. February 26, 1965 – Civil rights activist Jimmie Lee Jackson died after being shot by state police in Marion, AL. February 27, … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue February 23, 2023
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Eta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Alpha PI Chapter hosts annual Jazz Brunch
On Saturday, February 11, 2023, the Eta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Alpha PI Chapter held their annual Jazz Brunch at the Four Point Sheraton Hotel North Shore, 8900 N. Kildeer Ct. The Jazz Brunch was a benefit for citizens with developmental and intellectual disabilities. This year's honoree Epitomized Living, LLC, owns and operates adult family homes for the following target … [Read more...] about Eta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Alpha PI Chapter hosts annual Jazz Brunch
WGLB Radio honors history-making Milwaukee Fire Department couple
On Monday, February 6, 2023, WGLB Radio/ Joy Unspeakable Radio (1560-AM and 96.1 FM) and Dr. Ricky Price, Sr. honored Assistant Milwaukee Fire Chief Sharon Purifoy-Smoots for 25 years of service to the Milwaukee Fire Department (MFD) and the community. Also honored was her husband Dr. Dewayne Smoots, Assistant Milwaukee Fire Chief for 36 years of service to MFD. WGLB is proud … [Read more...] about WGLB Radio honors history-making Milwaukee Fire Department couple
Hazel Kendrix celebrates 100th Birthday
Hazel Kendrix (inset) was already 46 years old and the mother of 10 children in 1969 when she decided to leave her rural Louisiana home, the only place she had ever lived, and move with her children to Milwaukee in search of a better life. “I married a man,” she explained recently when asked what prompted her to move, “and he was mean, so I left him. I’ve never looked … [Read more...] about Hazel Kendrix celebrates 100th Birthday
Elmer C. Anderson, Jr. passes
Elmer C. (Andy) Anderson, Jr., of Mequon, WI, passed away on February 2, 2023. Andy was born on November 19, 1930 in Excelsior, WV. He was preceded in death by his father Elmer C. Anderson, Sr., his mother Edythe Hyatt Anderson, and his brother Robert Anderson. Andy was an active participant in various community organizations, such as the Community Brainstorming Conference. … [Read more...] about Elmer C. Anderson, Jr. passes
Whose path are you on?
Your life is just that, your life. Yet, how many people in the world today are living their own life? How many people in the world are following a life path for which the guidelines were created by others? Many people in all countries live lives that were patterned by someone else’s concept on how life should be. Everyone has a certain number of years to be on this wonderful … [Read more...] about Whose path are you on?
The book that exposed anti-black racism in the classroom
As African American studies faces resistance, a conversation about the continued relevance of Carter G. Woodson’s 1933 book, "The Mis-education of the Negro" By Ibram X. Kendi In 1925, teachers at the Negro Manual and Training High School of Muskogee, Oklahoma, made what they thought was an appropriate choice of textbook: The Negro in Our History, by the Harvard-trained … [Read more...] about The book that exposed anti-black racism in the classroom
Five ways to love yourself all year long: body, mind, and soul
When you get wrapped up in the day-to-day tasks of life and taking care of others, it can be easy to forget about loving the most important person in your life -YOU! Now that we are at the beginning of the year, we can focus on loving ourselves and putting more energy into the goals we want to accomplish throughout the year! Loving yourself is more than just buying … [Read more...] about Five ways to love yourself all year long: body, mind, and soul