Today on Lake Effect, we examine the police-community relationship in Kenosha three years after a white police officer shot a Black man, paralyzing him. We speak with voters as many eyes fall on Wisconsin for the first Republican primary debate. We speak with a local anti-war advocate about the atomic bombs dropped by the U.S. during World War II. Plus, explore some of Wisconsin’s caves.
Guests:
- Tanya McLean, executive director of Leaders of Kenosha
- Farzad Gotzi & Sara Onitsuka, members of the Milwaukee Anti-War Committee
- Kevin Revolinski, local writer
