Race and ethnicity. Environment. Education. These are the huge topics WUWM's beat reporters tackle every day. These issues are so big, it can be hard to decide what to dig into and where to begin.

So, we want to hear from you — our community.

Beats Me answers your questions about how education, the environment and race impacts life in southeastern Wisconsin.

Put your thinking cap on and submit your questions.
Race and ethnicity intersects with a variety of issues including politics, education, employment, the environment and so much more. In a place as diverse as metro-Milwaukee, news fails to capture thousands of stories of people of color including the unexpected or positive ones.

Help WUWM’s Race & Ethnicity Reporter Teran Powell discover and tell those stories by sharing your question below.
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Keeping tabs on all education news can be dizzying. There are schools closing and new campuses opening, big budgets and federal grants.

WUWM education reporter Katherine Kokal takes you into the classroom and out into the community to understand how education shapes the future of Milwaukee.

What questions do you have when it comes to education in the Milwaukee area? What do you think is missing from the education conversation in our region?

Help Katherine by submitting your question below.
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Many of us are environmentally aware and try to do our part — recycling, conserving, riding a bike to work. But we face profound environmental challenges.

What would you like WUWM’s Environmental Reporter Susan Bence to dig deeper into?

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