September 15, 1963 – Four African American girls killed in Birmingham church bombing. September 16, 1923 – First Catholic seminary for black priests dedicated in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. September 17, 1983 – Vanessa Williams becomes first African American woman named Miss America. September 18, 1895 – Booker T. Washington delivers famous Atlanta Exposition … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue September 15, 2022
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Local Milwaukee Bishop opens community health clinic
On Saturday, August 20, 2022, Bishop Sedgwick Daniels (right), who serves as pastor of the Holy Redeemer Church of God in Christ, along with representatives from Anthem Healthcare and the city of Milwaukee, celebrated the ribbon-cutting for the new CH Mason Community Health Clinic, 3500 West Mother Daniels Way. After originally opening in 2008, the clinic was first run under … [Read more...] about Local Milwaukee Bishop opens community health clinic
The Links, Inc., host ‘8th Annual Denim and Diamonds Gala’
On September 9,2022, the members of the Cream City (WI) chapter of the Links, Inc., will present its "8th Annual Denim and Diamonds Gala" on a virtual format. This gala is the organization's annual fundraiser and "Denim and Diamonds" is its signature event. The theme this year is "Celebrating Black Entrepreneurship." During the presentation, the chapter will honor three … [Read more...] about The Links, Inc., host ‘8th Annual Denim and Diamonds Gala’
American Legion District #5 seeks to raise funds to repair landmark
In 1931 The American Legion Milwaukee Memorial Monument was erected at Reservoir Park, 626 East North Avenue, on the east hill of Kilbourn Reservoir Park; it’s the only American Legion Star emblem of its size in the United States. The monument template was initially filled with live flowers and plants and was maintained by the City of Milwaukee Water Works Department, but was … [Read more...] about American Legion District #5 seeks to raise funds to repair landmark
UNCF hosts ’38th Annual Walk for Education’
After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) hosted their 38th Annual UNCF Milwaukee Walk for Education. The walk was held August 27, 2022, against the beautiful lakefront backdrop of Veteran’s Park, 1010 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr. This year's Honorary Chairperson was Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson who kicked off the event and … [Read more...] about UNCF hosts ’38th Annual Walk for Education’
Talk is cheap, but someone pays…
By: Jacquelyn D. Heath Special to The Milwaukee Times With less than 8 weeks before the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, the airwaves are flooded with campaign messages from various candidates seeking public office. The goal is to attract attention and project an image that, with any luck, will translate into votes and a win. However, when analyzing … [Read more...] about Talk is cheap, but someone pays…
Grant Gordon Learning Center celebrates building renaming
Grant Gordon was a trailblazing educator and the first African American principal in Milwaukee. The learning center named in his honor hosted a celebration to share his legacy on Wednesday, August 31, 2022. Attendees had a chance to hear his story, learn about programs in the Grant Gordon Learning Center, and enjoy refreshments. “Grant Gordon was truly a leader in his time,” … [Read more...] about Grant Gordon Learning Center celebrates building renaming
School starts September 6; MPS offers back-to-school tips
Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) wants to help students get the new school year off to a great start! Families can take important steps to help get students ready for a successful year. Sleep is important! Over the long weekend, help children practice getting to bed on time. Wake up children a little earlier each day to prepare for getting up for school. Develop routines … [Read more...] about School starts September 6; MPS offers back-to-school tips
How do you choose which is right for you, breastfeeding or formula-feeding?
By Dominique Lambright New parents make many important decisions, one of which is to breastfeed or use formula. Breastfeeding vs. formula-feeding It’s a frequent misunderstanding that formula is equivalent to breast milk. Natural Breastmilk is the gold standard for infants because it aids brain development and boosts the immune system. Formula does not boost the … [Read more...] about How do you choose which is right for you, breastfeeding or formula-feeding?