Not only is this our minute, it is our moment! Greetings educators and administrators, my name is Dr. Darrell Williams and I am running for the United States Senate. For more than 25 years, I have served our children as an educator, principal interim superintendent of schools.….and I was humbled to be selected as National Principal of the Year in 2013. In addition … [Read more...] about An open letter to all educators and administrators: A Personal Appeal for Your Support, Williams Works for Wisconsin!
Nowhere to run
It’s 2022. It is a new year and new day. I often talk to people and listen to the subjects they discuss or complain about. In the last few weeks I have been hearing a similar spiel from some African American men. These individuals have traveled abroad and experienced how other countries operate. The resounding theme I have gathered from these African American males is one of … [Read more...] about Nowhere to run
A New Year – A New Perspective
Happy New Year! While many make a list of resolutions to adopt in the New Year; often 2-3 weeks into the New Year, those resolutions fall by the wayside. Instead of making a list of resolutions that may be hard to keep, let’s focus on what God has planned for you. Jeremiah says, “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of … [Read more...] about A New Year – A New Perspective
Voice of the Fatherless Child presents ‘I Want A Father for Christmas’
On December 17 and 18, 2021, Voice of the Fatherless Child, America Works of Wisconsin, and Community Advocates presented an original stage show called "I Want A Father For Christmas" and a resource fair for fathers at the King Center, 1531 W. Vliet Street. The show is the brainchild of Voice of the Fatherless Child President and Founder Monte R. Mabra and was sold out both … [Read more...] about Voice of the Fatherless Child presents ‘I Want A Father for Christmas’
Milwaukee Urban League hosts Holiday Bazaar at Auer Avenue School
On Monday, December 20, 2021, the Milwaukee Urban League and Auer Avenue School hosted the annual Holiday Bazaar at the school, located at 2319 West Auer Ave. The Holdiay Bazaar provides Auer students the opportunity to shop for holiday presents as well as participate in a day of joy. Students purchased tickets and used them to "buy" gifts for friends and family. This event … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Urban League hosts Holiday Bazaar at Auer Avenue School
First Annul Winter Wonderland at Freight 38
On Sunday, December 19, 2021, Carmen A. Murguia (left photo, right) and Phantom Promotions' Sir Wayne Griffin (left photo, left) hosted the first annual "Winter Wonderland" event at Freight 38, 838 S. 1st Street. The holiday party was the first of its kind as the event catered to members of the LGBTQ+ community who were 40 and older, for socializing, dancing and networking … [Read more...] about First Annul Winter Wonderland at Freight 38
Healthy Eating Active Living Collaborative – Serving Older and Younger Adults
By: Sandra Millon Underwood RN, PhD, FAAN, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Valeria Carter Salinas MD Community Health Specialist Sophia Najwa Hamdan Project Assistant Heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer are responsible for approximately two-thirds of all deaths in Wisconsin. Research reveals that these diseases are often associated with poor nutrition, … [Read more...] about Healthy Eating Active Living Collaborative – Serving Older and Younger Adults
Bufallo Soldier’s 5 Ingredient Brown Rice
Super easy and flavorful is the best way to describe this brown rice, corn, black bean, and salsa wonder dish; that can be on the table in just 25 minutes. Perfect for busy weeknights, casual Saturdays, or Football treats any day. Whether stand alone or a side dish, Southwestern 5 Ingredient Brown Rice will repay you in smiles. Let’s get busy! INGREDIENTS – Serves 6 • 3 … [Read more...] about Bufallo Soldier’s 5 Ingredient Brown Rice
MPS shifts to virtual learning January 4–7, 2022
Milwaukee Public Schools is taking proactive steps to promote student and staff safety as the omicron variant of COVID-19 spreads. MPS schools will shift to virtual learning January 4–7, 2022. Important details are provided below. MPS virtual student/ school-based staff will report to their usual work locations on the morning of January 4 and will receive further … [Read more...] about MPS shifts to virtual learning January 4–7, 2022
This Week In Black History
January 6, 1831 The World Anti-Slavery Convention opens in London. January 7, 1890 William B. Purvis patents fountain pen. January 8, 1811 Charles Deslandes leads slave revolt in Louisiana. January 9, 1866 Fisk University is founded in Nashville. January 10, 1864 George Washington Carver, agricultural scientist, born. January 11, 1985 Reuben V. … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History