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Milwaukee Urban League’s Annual Board of Directors Meeting

On Wednesday, March 28, 2018, the Milwaukee Urban League (MUL) hosted their annual meeting at the law offices of Foley & Lardner, LLP, 777 East Wisconsin Ave. During the meeting the board and Milwaukee Urban League President and CEO Dr. Eve Hall outlined the success of last year, partnerships, financial reports, and outlined goals and new business for the coming … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Urban League’s Annual Board of Directors Meeting

Carter’s Christian Academy presents ‘Celebration of Life’

On Thursday, March 29, 2018, Carter's Christian Academy hosted a "Celebration Of Life Program," at Central Library's Centennial Hall, 733 N 8th Street. The program celebrated the life of Jesus Christ and the upcoming Easter holiday with spoken word and dance performances by the students from all of Carter's Christian Academy locations. … [Read more...] about Carter’s Christian Academy presents ‘Celebration of Life’

Freedom fighter Winnie Mandela dies at 81

Long-time South African anti-apartheid campaigner, ex-wife of Nelson Mandela and former first lady Winnie Madikizela-Mandela died on April 2, 2018, at the age of 81. Family spokesman Victor Dlamini confirmed earlier on Monday that Mrs. Mandela “succumbed peacefully in the early hours of Monday afternoon surrounded by her family and loved ones” following a long illness, which … [Read more...] about Freedom fighter Winnie Mandela dies at 81

50 years without a King

Being Frank By: Frank James Special to the Milwaukee Times It has been 50 years since Martin Luther King Jr., was gunned down. Fifty long years since King was blasted from life on a balcony outside of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, TN. The years have gone by in a blur for many. Forgetfulness has made King and the Civil Rights Movement a small blurb in history. One has to … [Read more...] about 50 years without a King

Anthony Russell to preform ‘Convergence’

Anthony Mordechai Tzvi Russell, along with famed klezmer trio Veretski Pass, will perform CONVERGENCE, the sold-out hit of the 29th annual Berkeley Jewish Music Festival, on Wednesday, April 11, 2018, at 7 p.m., at Anodyne Coffee Walker’s Point, 224 W. Bruce St, Convergence brings together 100 years of Yiddish folk music and African-American spiritual music. This exciting … [Read more...] about Anthony Russell to preform ‘Convergence’

MPS announces summer learning programs for 2018

Sign up now—discover and explore! MPS is offering two sessions for learning this summer: June Term (J-Term) from June 4 to 29, and Summer Academy from July 2 to 27. Students can attend one or both sessions. All city of Milwaukee residents, grades K5 to 12, are eligible and can enroll at select sites. Both sessions are designed for summer fun and will include science, … [Read more...] about MPS announces summer learning programs for 2018

Ripple® donates $29 mil. to DonorsChoose.org: Funds 110 MPS projects

In an unprecedented act of generosity, technology company Ripple donated $29 million to DonorsChoose.org this week, funding every project posted by a teacher across the country. In Milwaukee Public Schools, 110 projects posted by 89 teachers were funded, bringing a total donation of $60,081 to the district. “This is such an exciting day for our teachers and students,” said … [Read more...] about Ripple® donates $29 mil. to DonorsChoose.org: Funds 110 MPS projects

Could traditional black family ideals be promoting obesity?

By: Brandon Herring Weight has pretty much always been a struggle for me for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I was always the chubby kid and even throughout my teenage years I was always the big guy. Fortunately enough for me, I was never teased because of my weight so I didn’t develop any long-term insecurities or struggles with self-image or self-esteem (thank … [Read more...] about Could traditional black family ideals be promoting obesity?