On Saturday, September 21, 2019, The Milwaukee Urban League's Young Professionals (MULYP) celebrated a successful 20 years by hosting a Personal and Professional Development Conference focused on "The Legacy of Leadership: Impact Driven Philanthropy," at the Harley Davidson University Building, 3700 W. Juneau Ave. Started in 1998 MULYP serves as the oldest young professional … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Urban League Young Professionals celebrate 20 year anniversary with ‘Professional Development Conference’
TMC Communication owner, Clarene Mitchell, celebrates launch of new book
A capacity crowd was in attendance for Clarene Mitchell's (left photo, right) book release event on September 17, 2019. The event was held in Arts @ Large's new art gallery and event space. Clarene hopes her new book, "Shine Online With LinkedIn: LinkedIn Isn't Just An Online Database of Resumes," will help others understand LinkedIn more and empower them to effectively use the … [Read more...] about TMC Communication owner, Clarene Mitchell, celebrates launch of new book
71st Emmy Award winners make history
The 71st Emmy Awards was all about looking towards the future this year. The Sunday, September 29, 2019 awards show, took a page from the Oscars playbook and decided to go sans a host. This year also marked the most nominations and wins for streaming services Netflix and Amazon Prime. Another way the Emmys looked forward was in the number of nominations for women and people of … [Read more...] about 71st Emmy Award winners make history
What side are African Americans on?
The USA is at a crossroads. When has the country not been at one? Seriously though, the situation in the USA in 2019 seems to be a crisis. The political situation is going awry and even the most naïve person can see this. The citizens are bitter and in constant need of entertaining diversions to keep from going insane. The ruling elite is suffering from an influx of opiates and … [Read more...] about What side are African Americans on?
#BabySafetyMonth – Conclusion
National Baby Safety Month was founded by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) in 1983. According to the National Day Calendar, “originally known as 'Expectant Mother’s Day', over the years the celebration has grown into a full month of information, education and focus on infant safety.” Every September, Baby Safety Month is observed. There are many ways to … [Read more...] about #BabySafetyMonth – Conclusion
UWM laid the foundation for young business leaders
By Kathy Quirk Devon Norwood and Ranell Washington met and became friends at UWM’s Lubar School of Business. They were both Lubar Business Scholars, and served with the Delta Sigma Pi professional business fraternity as well as the Black and Gold Committee. They also attended classes together and worked out together at the Klotsche Center, the place where Norwood met her … [Read more...] about UWM laid the foundation for young business leaders
School supply drive supports thousands of students
Thousands of students were smiling as backpacks and school supplies were delivered to 46 MPS schools this month. Thanks to the generosity of the Milwaukee community, many children have the supplies they need for a successful school year. On behalf of our students, teachers, families, and staff, thank you, Milwaukee! A record number of schools received supplies and backpacks … [Read more...] about School supply drive supports thousands of students
Are you a couch potato? Four reasons to start moving today!
A new study proves that the old adage “use it or lose it” is definitely true when it comes to fitness. After just two weeks of sedentary behavior, formerly fit people had: • A decline in heart and lung health • Increased waist circumference • Greater body fat and liver fat • Higher levels of insulin resistance “The study showed that two weeks of reduced physical … [Read more...] about Are you a couch potato? Four reasons to start moving today!
Is the flu shot for you? Five facts and myths to help you decide
It’s September, so we all know what that means. Doctors are soon about to start urging that you should get the flu vaccine if you haven’t already done so. Given that nearly 1 million people were hospitalized in the United States over the course of the last few flu seasons, getting vaccinated seems to be crucial. Especially since 2017’s flu season was particularly … [Read more...] about Is the flu shot for you? Five facts and myths to help you decide
Remembering the 1958 assassination attempt on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
“Is this Martin Luther King?” That is the question that Izola Ware Curry asked Martin Luther King, Jr., at a Sept 20, 1958 book signing in Harlem. The 42-yearold Curry had a distinctive Southern accent and was neatly dressed in a suit with matching jewelry and sequined cat’s-eye glasses. King was signing copies of his first book “Stride Toward Freedom: The Montgomery Story,” … [Read more...] about Remembering the 1958 assassination attempt on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.