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BPDA holds presentation to award winning high school students

September 8, 2014

The Black Processing Associates Milwaukee Chapter High School Computer Competition and Youth Technology Camp Award Presentation Ceremony was held on Tuesday, August 12, 2014 at MillerCoors. The Milwaukee chapter completed its first year of operation by preparing five students to compete in the 2014 National High School Computer Completion. BPDA’s goal is to assist schools in … [Read more...] about BPDA holds presentation to award winning high school students

Media created misery

September 8, 2014

Anxiety is the drug of choice for 90 percent of the population. The media creates anxiety and fear in the masses by dosing them with problems from all over the globe. Because of this media blitz the masses transform the created anxiety and fear into worry. The media has created a need in people to worry. Since worry has never solved a problem why worry about anything? Better … [Read more...] about Media created misery

Let’s get it right

September 8, 2014

It cannot be said enough. In order for change to occur all of us must participate in the process and create the reality we seek and so deserve. Every step we take and every opportunity we have to make our collective voices to be heard... everyone must be engaged to ensure that outcome. We can’t wait or depend on others to understand, appreciate or embrace our values, culture, … [Read more...] about Let’s get it right

From Ferguson to Milwaukee (and beyond): Broken hearts, broken trust, broken system

September 8, 2014

The following is a statement from Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs From Ferguson to Milwaukee and across the U.S., the devaluation of Black life is widespread and at epidemic levels. Whether it is white police officers in Ferguson or Black men on 15th & Atkinson in Milwaukee, the senseless and violent end for too many young Black souls continues on.  The outrage, anger, … [Read more...] about From Ferguson to Milwaukee (and beyond): Broken hearts, broken trust, broken system

Pastor Robert McFarland’s 40th Pastoral Anniversary

August 26, 2014

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History and Ferguson, Missouri

August 22, 2014

By Dan Rather Host, 'Dan Rather Presents' As I watched with a sickening sense of deja vu the images coming out of Ferguson, Missouri this week, I couldn't help but come to this conclusion: we have allowed a pernicious historical revisionism to undermine the legacy of the civil rights movement. A half century ago, after covering datelines like Birmingham, Alabama and … [Read more...] about History and Ferguson, Missouri

An evening with Smokey Robinson

August 22, 2014

After the show Robinson took a moment to grant the wish of some fans, Darlene Carson and Loretta Bruce and posed for a photo.

On Saturday, August 9, 2014 the Riverside Theater, located in downtown Milwaukee, hosted an evening with music legend Smokey Robinson . After the show Robinson took a moment to grant the wish of some fans, Darlene Carson and Loretta Bruce and posed for a photo. … [Read more...] about An evening with Smokey Robinson

Mo’ne Davis and Chicago’s Jackie Robinson West are big stars at Little League World Series

August 22, 2014

Mo'ne Davis

South Williamsport, PA — An African-American female pitcher from Philadelphia and a team from Chicago have created a buzz at the Little League World Series. Philly's Mo'ne Davis and the Jackie Robinson West squad are the talk of the series; professional athletes and politicians alike are following their every move. They've Skyped with the Los Angeles Dodgers, had shout-outs … [Read more...] about Mo’ne Davis and Chicago’s Jackie Robinson West are big stars at Little League World Series

Seven essential facts about Ferguson and the shooting of Michael Brown

August 22, 2014

On August 9, a police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager named Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO. In the days since his death, Ferguson has been rocked by protests, some of which have turned violent. On Saturday, August 16, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency and imposed a curfew on Ferguson, closing the streets from midnight to 5 a.m. (though … [Read more...] about Seven essential facts about Ferguson and the shooting of Michael Brown

Seaway Bank introduces new board of directors chairwoman to Milwaukee

August 22, 2014

Pictured with Ms. Dickens is Jacqueline Ward of Fondy North FDC and Delores Sims of Legacy Bancard Inc.

On Saturday, August 16, 2014, Seaway Bank introduced Veranda Dickens  to the Milwaukee community at a meet-and-greet event. Ms. Dickens is the chairwoman of the board of directors for Seaway Bank and Trust Company located on Fond du Lac Ave and 21st Street. Pictured with Ms. Dickens is Jacqueline Ward of Fondy North FDC and Delores Sims of Legacy Bancard Inc. Seaway is the … [Read more...] about Seaway Bank introduces new board of directors chairwoman to Milwaukee

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