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‘A Community For All’ Doesn’t Extend to Everyone in Some Parts of Wisconsin
Efforts to adopt measures endorsing inclusion spark opposition in Marathon County, other Wisconsin communities.
Biden’s First 100 Days: Wisconsin Racial Justice Advocates Cautiously Optimistic
Community leaders are encouraged by early actions and statements, but they want the president’s intentions to turn into real reforms.
Opinion: Want to Truly Recover From COVID? We Need an Economic Justice Bill of Rights
Freshmen state Reps. Hong and Shelton say the coronavirus recession shows the need to establish basic safeguards for all.
Wisconsin’s Black History Is Complex and Largely Unacknowledged, Say Historians
“I think that we should ask Wisconsinites: Think about why very few people know this history when this is not hard to find.”
Wisconsin Black Caucus Kicks Off Black History Month Celebrating Record Representation
Gov. Tony Evers’ administration is also appointing more Black leaders to head state agencies and more Black judges.
Eau Claire Educators Who Lead Civil Rights Program Draw Parallels to Today
UW-Eau Claire civil rights program seeks to change views through education, experiences.
Racial Disparities Task Force Members Hopeful for Action, But There Aren’t Any Proposals Yet
Spokeswoman says the group is on “an aggressive pace,” months after the Assembly Speaker dismissed pleas for immediate action.
The Racial Disparities Task Force Created After Jacob Blake Shooting Is Finally Meeting This Week
Task force created as alternative to GOP-led Legislature meeting to pass Governor’s package of police reform bills.
Cities Across Wisconsin Attempt Police Reform. Here’s How They’re Doing.
Where the march for social justice confronts the hurdles of forming new policy.
Blake Shooting Amplifies What Kenosha’s Black Residents Have Long Known: Inequality Is Alive and Well
How decades of divestment, deindustrialization, and segregation have made Kenosha one of the worst places in the country for Black people to live.
Campuses Open. Coronavirus Spreads. Now, Campuses May Close.
Wisconsin communities see spikes as students put the emphasis on “social” and less on “distance.”
Militia Saw ‘Perfect Opportunity’ in Kenosha Before 17-Year-Old Killed 2, Injured Another
Lt. Gov. Barnes decries militia groups: ‘We can’t even act surprised.’
The UNN Candidate Interview: Amani Latimer Burris of Senate District 26
Seven Democrats are vying for long-time Sen. Fred Risser’s seat. Here is a look at one of the contenders.
These Army Veterans Plan to Vote for Joe Biden. Here’s Why.
Many veterans are coming out in support of Joe Biden, especially after the way President Donald Trump handled protests and the Russia bounty program.
Two School Boards Under Fire for Members’ Inappropriate Behavior
A racist post on Facebook and a quiet expletive picked up on a hot mic raise issues of respect.
Waukesha Alumni Push for No Cops, More Diverse Education But School Board Has Yet to Act
Growing alumni group continues effort for change in the majority-white school district.
The UNN Candidate Interview: Brian Benford and William Henry Davis III of Senate District 26
Seven candidates are vying for long-time Sen. Fred Risser’s seat. Here is a look at two of the Democratic contenders.
Here’s How Pence and DeVos Were Greeted in Waukesha
Education secretary, VP in Wisconsin to again promote private schools.
Over 1,100 Current and Former Waukesha Students Demand More Equitable Education
Petition requests more diversity in hiring, literature, books chosen for students.
Rainbow Pride Flag Will Fly Again Over Capitol Throughout June
Flag flies in recognition of Pride Month.
Zunker Hammers Tiffany Over Views on Worker Treatment
Congressional candidates show stark difference in example of how to treat sick, undocumented farm workers
Doing Better Begins With Looking Inside
UWEC chancellor describes actions taken since recent incidents
Some Good Got Accomplished in 2019 WI Politics
New governor, attorney general, treasurer take actions on climate crisis, women’s health, drug treatment, LGBTQ recognition