Nations send out various items they manufacture to be sold in other countries. The item or good being sent to the other country is called an export. One example of an export are cars made in Germany that are sold in the USA. African Americans manufacture nothing but are despoiling the world by exporting the sickening so-called hip-hop culture. By exporting this facade of … [Read more...] about The poisoned export
Trump renews racist attacks against Democratic Congresswomen
The president stoked his racist comments telling four progressive lawmakers of color to “go back” to other countries. President Donald Trump on Tuesday, July 16, 2019, continued his hate-filled attacks on a group of Democratic congresswomen of color, falsely accusing them of being “pro-terrorist” and “anti-USA.” Trump, who on Sunday, July 14, launched his racist tirade, … [Read more...] about Trump renews racist attacks against Democratic Congresswomen
July – National Cell Phone Courtesy Month – Week 3
This week we will continue to outline the rules of etiquette for cell phone usage while at work. We will also address courtesy when it comes to cell phones in places of worship. 4. Find a private place to make cell phone calls. While it's okay to use your cell phone at work for private calls during breaks, don't stay at your desk. Find somewhere else to talk, where your … [Read more...] about July – National Cell Phone Courtesy Month – Week 3
Florida church eliminates $7.2M in medical debt burdening 6,500 families
A Southern Baptist church in Florida will pay off more than $7.2 million in crippling medical debt impacting more than 6,500 individuals and families living at or below the poverty line in five Florida counties. Additionally, the church will also fund three foster homes for the next year. Senior pastor Dan Glenn of Stetson Baptist Church in DeLand announced to his … [Read more...] about Florida church eliminates $7.2M in medical debt burdening 6,500 families
Student-made ice cream to be featured at Purple Door Ice Cream
Students to visit Walker's Points store to see winning ice cream for sale Milwaukee Public Schools and The Bartolotta Restaurants hosted the third annual ice cream-making competition in April. Four teams, totaling more than 20 students, competed in this fun and educational contest from all four MPS culinary arts schools: Bay View High School, James Madison Academic Campus, … [Read more...] about Student-made ice cream to be featured at Purple Door Ice Cream
Cool Spots and wading pools are open to beat the summer heat
The hot summer weather took a long time to arrive, but it’s finally here! Now it’s time to cool off and have some summer fun. Milwaukee Recreation offers free Cool Spots and wading pools to give children a break from the heat. Cool Spots Cool Spots are for children ages 6 to 17. On days when the temperature is predicted to be 85 degrees or above, or when the City of … [Read more...] about Cool Spots and wading pools are open to beat the summer heat
Warning: New disease found in pools across U.S.
During the summer, it’s natural for kids and adults alike to want to go swimming, but who would have thought that this summer 2019 could be the most dangerous time for swimming. Local and private pools outbreaks of diarrhea-causing cryptosporidium are increasing 13 percent each year, and 7,465 cases of crypto infection were reported from 2009 through 2017. The number of … [Read more...] about Warning: New disease found in pools across U.S.
The Chicago Defender moves to a digital-only publishing model
The Chicago Defender, a 114-year-old, weekly newspaper devoted to news and information about African Americans in the Chicago area, announced publication of its final print edition on Wednesday, July 10, 2019. “This is not a sad day, it’s an exciting times,” Hiram E. Jackson, chief executive officer of Real Times Media said as reported by Black Press USA. “We have several … [Read more...] about The Chicago Defender moves to a digital-only publishing model
Colson Whitehead on the ‘incredible evil’ of the real school that inspired ‘Nickel Boys’ – the true story about black youth
By Carolyn Kellogg Two miles north of Interstate 10, a cool breeze ruffles the overgrown grass around the Dozier School for Boys. This is 2,200 miles east of Santa Monica, in Marianna, FL, where the air is filled with humidity. Grasshoppers sing and a jay swoops by, bright blue. The scattered buildings are picturesquely losing paint, an Instagram idyll, were it not for … [Read more...] about Colson Whitehead on the ‘incredible evil’ of the real school that inspired ‘Nickel Boys’ – the true story about black youth
What’s Happening in Milwaukee
Ron Funches Merriment Marauder Tour + special guests Blair Socci & Gabe Dinger Sunday, July 14 7 p.m. Doors • 8 p.m. Show Turner Hall Ballroom 1040 Vel R. Phillips Ave. Ron Funches is a triple threat. He is an excellent stand up comedian, actor and writer. Ron has built an impressive acting resume. Whether it’s lending his voice to projects like Trolls, Bob’s … [Read more...] about What’s Happening in Milwaukee