In 2022 the fashion industry is creating apparel supposedly designed to make everyone feel comfortable with themselves. You see this in stores like Victoria's Secret where plus-sized women are now modeling their lines. The fashion industry does not use this push to make African Americans comfortable with themselves. If anything the fashion industry is making African Americans … [Read more...] about What happened?
MPS, Milwaukee Recreation celebrate 15 years of Run Back to School
When Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Keith P. Posley kicked off the festivities at Wick Playfield on Saturday, August 27, 2022, there was a sense of renewal and anticipation for the 15th annual Run Back to School race. Hundreds of runners, volunteers, community leaders, staffers, and students safely gathered for the 5K run/1.5-mile walk through Washington Park to … [Read more...] about MPS, Milwaukee Recreation celebrate 15 years of Run Back to School
Adult day programs offer socialization for older adults with dementia
Creating environments to thrive in Older adults with cognitive challenges often face increasingly limited options for social engagement. Adult day centers are community- based programs that are open during the day and provide social opportunities, health and wellness services and physical activity for older adults who are typically living at home with their family. “When … [Read more...] about Adult day programs offer socialization for older adults with dementia
How to help your child breathe easier
More than six million children in the United States have asthma. They’re everywhere. Look at a soccer field, walk in a mall, or take in a Saturday matinee, and you’re practically guaranteed to see asthmatic kids. You’d just never know it by looking at them. Children with asthma don’t have to spend their days at home, wheezing and out of breath. In fact, the condition doesn’t … [Read more...] about How to help your child breathe easier
In denial after a diabetes diagnosis? Tips for coping
After you’re first diagnosed with diabetes, it’s normal at first to minimize the seriousness of the disease. But if the denial goes on too long and interferes with your self-care, the consequences can be dangerous. By the time my friend — we’ll call her Tina — was diagnosed with diabetes at age 52, she should have been well-prepared to deal with her illness. She had been … [Read more...] about In denial after a diabetes diagnosis? Tips for coping
Make School Lunches a Breeze – Cheeseburger Turnovers Recipe
There’s a lot to remember when sending your student off to school each morning, from backpacks and school supplies to last night’s homework. Don’t forget one of the key ingredients to a successful day: lunch. These Cheeseburger Turnovers provide the energy little learners need to power through their afternoon lessons. One winning idea to make the week easier is to prep a … [Read more...] about Make School Lunches a Breeze – Cheeseburger Turnovers Recipe
A Perfect Pasta for School Nights – Lentil Bolognese with Veggie-Based Penne Recipe
Weeknight meals are all about putting tasty dishes on the table in a short amount of time so you can share precious moments together despite busy schedules. In a matter of minutes, you can prepare this Lentil Bolognese with Veggie-Based Penne for a quick yet flavorful recipe that can be enjoyed by little ones and adults alike. Featuring Veggiecraft Farms Cauliflower Penne as … [Read more...] about A Perfect Pasta for School Nights – Lentil Bolognese with Veggie-Based Penne Recipe
A Heaping Serving of Homework Motivation – S’mores Skillet Recipe
Heading back to school doesn’t have to mean forgetting the fun of warm weather treats. Once the homework is done and you’ve enjoyed dinner with loved ones, turn your attention to a dessert that tastes like it was prepared by a professional baker. This S’mores Skillet starts with a sweet brownie base made with Domino Light Brown Sugar and is then infused and topped with … [Read more...] about A Heaping Serving of Homework Motivation – S’mores Skillet Recipe
This Week In Black History
September 1, 1891 – Halle T.D. Johnson becomes first woman of any race to practice medicine in Alabama. September 2, 1958 – Frederick M. Jones patents control device for internal combustion engine. September 3, 1979 – Robert Maynard editor-publisher of the Oakland (California) Tribune, becomes the first African American to head a daily newspaper. September 4, 1962 – New … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue September 1, 2022
Click on the cover image below to view the full newspaper on issuu.com … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue September 1, 2022