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SDC: Scandal, Deception, Chaos plagues the Social Development Commission.

SDC:  Scandal, Deception, Chaos plagues the Social Development Commission. Taking a closer look at the largest poverty resource agency in Wisconsin and their accountability in Milwaukee. SDC, The Soci… more →

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SDC: Scandal, Deception, Chaos plagues the Social Development Commission.

Wonder Woman wrote 1 year ago: SDC:  Scandal, Deception, Chaos plagues the Social Development Commission. Taking a closer look at t … more →

Tags: Milwaukee Economy, Milwaukee Community Organizations, Milwaukee Career Development, Milwaukee Health Issues, Milwaukee Day Care System, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Milwaukee County, Milwaukee Urban Businesses, Wonder Woman Presents

Ribs, Recalls, and Reality. Milwaukee Blacks Wined & Dined for Votes! — 8 comments

Wonder Woman wrote 1 year ago: Ribs, Recalls, and Reality August 2nd the group “Wisconsin Jobs Now” held a barbecue with free prize … more →

Tags: Milwaukee Economy, Milwaukee Politics, Milwaukee Media, Milwaukee Community Events, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Black Interests, Black Images In Media, Black families, President Barack Obama

Chief Flynn Invokes Chief Brier To Curb Crime In The Inner City — 7 comments

Wonder Woman wrote 1 year ago:   Chief Flynn Invokes Chief Brier To Curb Crime In The Inner City First off, glad to be back! WW was … more →

Tags: Milwaukee Crime, Milwaukee Police, Milwaukee Politics, milwaukee protest, Milwaukee Murder, Milwaukee Neighborhoods, Wonder Woman, Milwaukee Police Racial Profiliing

Say What?...Black families protest the NAACP? — 21 comments

Little tortillas wrote 1 year ago: Here is another example of the news you don’t get because it exposes  hypocrisy within the ran … more →

Tags: African American Civil Rights Organizations, African American Commentators, African American Education, African American Families, African American Interests, Black families, Black Interests, Community & Activism, Democrats for Education Reform

Whatever Happened To Bronzeville? — 24 comments

Wonder Woman wrote 2 years ago:     Whatever Happened To Bronzeville? The mayor renigs on his promise to our community! Some weeks a … more →

Tags: African American Arts, African American Arts & Theatre, African American Business Leaders, African American Education, African American Employment, African-American events, African-American History, African American Interests, Black Arts & Theatre

Confirmation that Gov Walker has done Wisconsin a favor! — 8 comments

Little tortillas wrote 2 years ago: Cut through all the histrionics and the self-righteous indignation, Wisconsinites will find that the … more →

Tags: Wisconsin State Politics, Milwaukee Public Schools, Milwaukee Economy, Wisconsin Economy, Wisconsin Education, Public Education, Black Interests, African American Politics, American Politics

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING = $ FOR NOTHING — 1 comment

Wonder Woman wrote 2 years ago: Unions and Collective Bargaining Have Got To Divorce! And for those who still refuse to believe that … more →

Tags: Wisconsin State Politics, Milwaukee Public Schools, Wisconsin Economy, Wisconsin Education, Charlie Sykes, National Political Issues, Public Education, Scott Walker, National Media

Text of Governor Walker’s Budget Address — 8 comments

Wonder Woman wrote 2 years ago: Before the media and other people “interpret” the Governor’s Budget Address, here … more →

Tags: Milwaukee Businesses, Wisconsin State Politics, Milwaukee Public Schools, Milwaukee Economy, Wisconsin Economy, Wisconsin Education, Milwaukee Politics, Milwaukee City Government, Milwaukee Media

We Are The Drum 2011 Wisconsin's Largest Black History Celebration — 6 comments

Wonder Woman wrote 2 years ago: Africa to America We Are The Drum Since 1990 CAPITA (City at Peace in the Arts) has presented We Are … more →

Tags: African American Arts, African American Arts & Theatre, African-American events, African American Families, African American Festivals, Black Arts & Theatre, Black Authors, black church, Black families

Has the North become the New South? — 6 comments

Wonder Woman wrote 2 years ago: Wonder Woman Wednesdays Has the North become the New South? An interesting story from Essence Magazi … more →

Tags: African American Business Leaders, Milwaukee Economy, African American Interests, African American Media, Milwaukee Community Organizations, African American Civil Rights Organizations, Milwaukee City Government, Milwaukee Media, Milwaukee Entertainment

Preparing Youth for the Workplace Workshop

the editor wrote 3 years ago: … more →

Tags: Press Releases, Metro Milwaukee Society for Human Resource Management

Milwaukee Professionals Association April Newsletter

tmdreaders wrote 3 years ago: click on image to enlarge … more →

Tags: Milwaukee County politics, Mary Glass Chair/CEO Milwaukee Professional Association, Milwaukee Professionals Association, http://cncfnbamilwaukee.newsvine.com, http://mpaparentscouncil.ning.com

Milwaukee Professionals Association April Newsletter

tmdreaders wrote 3 years ago: click on image to enlarge … more →

Tags: Milwaukee County politics, Mary Glass Chair/CEO Milwaukee Professional Association, Milwaukee Professionals Association, http://cncfnbamilwaukee.newsvine.com, http://mpaparentscouncil.ning.com

Education and Rights, what exactly is a Right?

Little tortillas wrote 3 years ago: Rights or wishes, there is a difference. Here is an example of the entitlement mentality which prope … more →

Tags: Wisconsin Education, African American Interests, It Needs 2 Be Said, Education, Rights

MPS New District-Wide Reading plan

the editor wrote 3 years ago: click on image to enlarge … more →

Tags: Milwaukee Public Schools, MPS New District-Wide Reading plan, Milwaukee Teachers Education Association, MPS Comprehensive Reading Plan

Hine's MJS Op-ed Regarding Black 4th Graders Reading Scores

the editor wrote 3 years ago: Hines Not Done With MPS No more excuses: Focus on reading By Willie L. Hines Jr. Posted: March 27, 2 … more →

Tags: Milwaukee Public Schools, Wisconsin Education, Pres. Willie Hines Jr., Common Council President Willie L. Hines Jr., Mayor Tom Barrett, Gov. Jim Doyle, National Assessment of Educational Progress, African-American fourth-graders in Wisconsin read at a , School Board President Michael Bonds

Where are the Wisconsin Conservatives of Color? — 3 comments

Little tortillas wrote 3 years ago: The nation is seeing a resurgence in Black conservative candidates that embolden all of us to stand … more →

Tags: Milwaukee Businesses, African American Business Leaders, African-American events, African American Commentators, african american politicians, Milwaukee Economy, African American Interests, African American Media, African American Civil Rights Organizations

Welcome to Your Neighborhood Library! — 3 comments

Wonder Woman wrote 3 years ago: Welcome to Your Neighborhood Library! aka Why are our libraries empty? The other day my travels led … more →

Tags: African American Interests, African American Media, Milwaukee Community Organizations, Milwaukee Career Development, African-American History, African American Families, African American Health, Milwaukee Public Library, Are Libraries Not Needed

The Color of Fear Pt. II — 1 comment

Shakara wrote 3 years ago: The Color of Fear is a 1994 documentary filmed by Lee Mun Wah. The film shows eight men of various e … more →

Tags: African-American events, African American Interests, African American Media, African American Arts, Milwaukee African American Events, Shakara, Shakara Archives, Milwaukee Community Events, African-American History


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