Published Aug. 13, 2012
Shortly after I heard the news about last Sunday's Sikh Temple shooting, I couldn't help but think back to my day in April with Milwaukee police offers participating in the Tactical EMS Training class at the Waukesha County Technical College. The scenarios I watched matched up so closely with the real-life shooting in Oak Creek, that I had to give Officer Chad Stiles, the instructor at the class, a call to get his reaction.
Published Aug. 13, 2012
Brian Ritchie and Ragani came together at Shank Hall Sunday night for a benefit-tribute concert for the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, commemorating those lost in the senseless act of violence that took place there last week.
Published Aug. 9, 2012
As we all struggle a little to come to terms with the shooting at the Sikh temple last Sunday it's important to pay attention to what this has done, and will do, to our collective spirit.
Published Aug. 8, 2012
Although it's unfortunate a tragedy had to occur to spur cultural awareness of Sikhism, Milwaukeeans can still take proactive steps to develop a greater respect for not just this group, but all of the city's diverse residents.
Published Aug. 8, 2012
Even before Arno Michaels saw a photo of the man who opened fire at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek on Sunday, he knew. "I had a pretty intense feeling that the violence was racially motivated," he says. Then, seeing a photo of Wade Michael Page, he was certain.
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