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Diversity, equity and inclusion work has become an integral part of many workplaces. It generally includes training intended to make a workplace more inclusive and open to diversity in all its forms. For author Deanna Singh, the struggle to find more inclusive workspaces inspired her new book, Actions Speak Louder.
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Milwaukee homeowner Francesca Dawson is one example of an effort to make sure cleaner energy reaches all neighborhoods.
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The approximately 13-hour recount produced no changes in vote totals. Sean Lowe won Wauwatosa's District 5 aldermanic race 703-702.
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Wauwatosa has what appears to be its first Black elected official in the 130 years it has been incorporated as a village. And a second Black individual is a tie-breaker away from being elected.
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Milwaukee is one of the most segregated cities in the country and according to recent census data, the Milwaukee metro area still ranks as the second most segregated city between Black and white populations. But are there a few communities that have become more diverse.
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After 13 years at MATC, Walter Lanier has joined the African American Leadership Alliance Milwaukee as the president and CEO. He talks about the role and the work he feels Milwaukee needs to do to improve life and leadership growth for the Black community.
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A Milwaukee literacy program that teaches kids to read and encourages men of color to teach is receiving $1 million.
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The Milwaukee-area's largest business group reports progress on an effort to bring greater diversity to the local workforce, but acknowledges there's more to do.
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Racial diversity within the country is increasing, including here in Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin. Recent 2020 Census data showed that across the nation, Hispanic and Asian populations increased, and the population of those that identified as “white only” decreased — a trend that statisticians at the Census Bureau have long predicted.