A symptom of insanity is to believe in things that are not true – lies. In other words, to accept illusions instead of reality. With this thought in mind, one has to wonder about the mental state of African Americans. If believing things that are not true is a phase of insanity, then African Americans are insane. We won’t even bring up the foolish notions that many African … [Read more...] about Stop lying
MPS Black and Latino teens take steps toward college
The University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee (UWM) welcomed students in the Milwaukee Public School's (MPS) Black and Latino Male Achievement program in October to provide support and inspiration toward positive career journeys. About 250 students from nine MPS schools arrived by bus at the UWM Student Union where they toured the campus, met with mentors, learned about college life, … [Read more...] about MPS Black and Latino teens take steps toward college
Breast Health Month 2022
The late Mildred Leigh- Gold was known as the BREAST HEALTH LADY. She was the first local advocate and motivational speaker to talk openly about breast cancer and its impact in the African American community. Joyce White was another powerful communicator about breast cancer. She and Mildred Leigh-Gold – African American Queens – SHARED THEIR STORIES when many kept the ravages … [Read more...] about Breast Health Month 2022
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue October 27, 2022
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Prince Hall Masonic Temple hosts “Voter Registration Day”
On Thursday, October 13, 2022, the members of Prince Hall Masonic Temple, 1218 W. North Ave, along with the WI State Grand Assembly. OGC, PHA and two WI joint consistories joined with Souls to the Polls to sign up voters for the upcoming general election on November 8, 2022. At this event you not only could find out where your polling site is, but also what documents new and/or … [Read more...] about Prince Hall Masonic Temple hosts “Voter Registration Day”
Employ Milwaukee hosts their first fundraiser luncheon
On Thursday, October 13, 2022, Employ Milwaukee held their first fundraiser luncheon at the University Club Milwaukee. The goal of the fundraiser was to support summer youth employment, training, reentry programming and more. It was well attended and the guest speaker was Billye Aaron the wife of the late Hank Aaron. Billye Aaron has been an educator in the Atlanta Public … [Read more...] about Employ Milwaukee hosts their first fundraiser luncheon
Epsilon Kappa Omega marks 20 years of service to Repairers of the Breach during bench dedication
On Saturday, October 15, 2022, the Epsilon Kappa Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc® and Repairers of the Breach Resource Center paused to recognize years of preparing meals and serving soul food luncheons, cozy chili bowls, and scrumptious desserts – all to benefit deserving patrons. For decades, the chapter has spearheaded warm clothing and sock drives, … [Read more...] about Epsilon Kappa Omega marks 20 years of service to Repairers of the Breach during bench dedication
New green and healthy schoolyards are open at five MPS schools
Students celebrated last week at five Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) as Green and Healthy Schoolyards were officially opened. Nathaniel Hawthorne, Benjamin Franklin, Hayes Bilingual, Neeskara, and Zablocki schools have completed work that removed old asphalt playgrounds and transformed spaces into outdoor classrooms, prairie-style gardens, and recreation spaces. The … [Read more...] about New green and healthy schoolyards are open at five MPS schools
Alderman Rainey lauds Milwaukee Anchor Collaborative plan to hire and spend more with City’s underserved
Exciting news for Milwaukee’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods comes as the Milwaukee Anchor Collaborative (MAC), which includes healthcare and educational institutions, has pledged to hire more people of color and spend more with minority-owned businesses in the most challenged neighborhoods of Milwaukee. Alderman Khalif J. Rainey, who announced his support of MAC when it … [Read more...] about Alderman Rainey lauds Milwaukee Anchor Collaborative plan to hire and spend more with City’s underserved
Learning to manage change
By: Jacquelyn D. Heath Special to The Milwaukee Times There is an old saying that goes, “The only things that are unavoidable in life are death and taxes.” There is one more irrefutable factor – namely, the element of change. Nothing in life is static; even the dead change as their earthly remains decompose in the grave. Although change is inevitable, it can and should … [Read more...] about Learning to manage change