Today on Lake Effect, we tell you about an approach to connecting seniors with healthy food, local restaurants and each other. Then, in a new Capitol Notes we look at how the races are shaping up as we approach the midterm election. Plus, a new exhibit explores the legacy of racist imagery and invites people to face the difficult parts of our history.
Guests:
- Gaylyn Reske, senior dining program coordinator for Milwaukee County Aging and Disability Services
- JR Ross, editor at Wispolitics
- Brad Pruitt, executive director of America’s Black Holocaust Museum
- Jamila Benson, program director at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society Museum
- Tea Krulos, journalist and author