Published Feb. 28, 2013
Everybody's favorite mayor Tom Barrett delivered his State of the City address this week, and in it he had a long list of things that have gone right and a wish list of things that need to get done. According to Dave Begel, he left a few things out.
Published Feb. 4, 2013
The fact is that some Americans don't really see Black History Month as all that big a deal at all; other than some re-broadcast of "Roots" or a week-long roster of "black movies" from Hollywood, there doesn't seem to be much urgency to keep the month in the forefront.
Published March 30, 2011
Yesterday, an article on Salon.com named Milwaukee the most segregated city (of at least 500,000 people) in the country. We've heard this before, and we'll hear it again. What can we do to change this?
Published Feb. 1, 2011
Heineken launched a national Black History Month Art contest, and is searching for an up-and-coming artist -- who is at least 21 years old -- to feature in the 2012 Heineken Black History Month advertising campaign.
Published Aug. 20, 2010
This weekend, Africans on the Move will present the 22nd annual Garveyfest at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society. On Saturday, Garveyfest includes a parade, a children's corner, African marketplace, cultural showcase, music and spoken word performances.
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