Black & White Race Relations in Milwaukee

In our July 'Group Chat,' local organizers break down how Milwaukee's Black elected leaders have shown up for Black Milwaukee and what representation means on the heels of the RNC coming to town.

“Do For Self: the story of Milwaukee’s Black Cross Nurses” is a new exhibit at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society that chronicles the foundation of the Black Cross Nurses in Milwaukee.

Ahead of a Cultures & Communities Festival event tonight that focuses on the same topic, journalists of color in Milwaukee reflect on the need and responsibility of diverse storytelling in their community.

On top of providing entertaining baseball, The Negro League also served as an important economic and social pillar for Black communities around the country, including here in Milwaukee.

As an assistant in Toronto, Griffin says he supported players on Black Lives Matter issues.

Writer Barbara Miner, the creator of the Shadows of Industrialization multimedia project, shares what the project highlights and the motivation behind creating it.

Bob Spindell's refusal to resign, or for GOP leaders to remove him, may have wider implications.

Wayne Embry tells WUWM about becoming a precedent-setting top executive for Milwaukee's NBA franchise.

Devah Pager died late last week. The Harvard University sociologist did groundbreaking work on the intersection of race, incarceration and employability.…

Parklawn Assembly of God Church in Sherman Park welcomed the neighborhood's young people into the Sanctuary on Friday night to share their thoughts,…