By Carmen A. Murguia History has shown us, God moves us to act to rescue His people. When you picture sex trafficking victims, what comes to mind? If it is a young, Black girl beaten, raped, and forced at gunpoint to have sex with men for money, then you are right. If you think it is happening only in Third World countries and in … [Read more...] about Sex trafficking in Milwaukee: An outcry from the African American community
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Milwaukee Art Museum to showcase African American contemporary art this summer
30 Americans explore identity in contemporary America captivating exhibition coming to Milwaukee Art Museum Continuing its yearlong celebration honoring American art and artists, the Milwaukee Art Museum presents 30 Americans, showcasing the work of thirty-one contemporary African American artists who tackle issues around race, religion, gender, sexuality, and cultural … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Art Museum to showcase African American contemporary art this summer
No more rallies
Being Frank By Frank James IV When something continues to happen over and over again, either you like it or change it. In Milwaukee once again the African American community is outraged over a police action. Derek Williams died while in police custody in 2011. This past week a special prosecutor decided to not press criminal charges against the officers involved. A rally … [Read more...] about No more rallies