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Recently, I had an opportunity to sit down with Mr. Alvin Owens to talk about his legacy of 25 plus years taking middle and high school students from the Chicago,
A popular Spring Break College Tour is benefiting from a barber's 24-hour challenge to raise funds for the annual program, which has helped hundreds of Kenosha- and Racine-area students go
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SOMERS — The 2023 Kenosha NAACP Freedom Fund dinner will honor the founder of a successful college tour program, a pastoral care minister, and welcome Wisconsin’s first Black female sheriff,
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City, county and state elected officials issued proclamations honoring Juneteenth before a crowd of area residents and activists Monday afternoon in Downtown Kenosha.
Hundreds attended Kenosha’s Juneteenth festival Saturday to celebrate the contributions of the community’s Black population and highlight the city’s Black business owners and leaders.
The Kenosha Unified School District board heard a range of community reactions Tuesday night to the video that showed an off-duty Kenosha officer using a knee restraint on a student. The incident has drawn national attention.
closure that that family will never receive, will forever be linked to this case and this acquittal. and i think that of anything that has not been discussed and not been explored, that perhaps is the biggest tragedy that we're looking at. that's not to discount the lives that were lost and the person that was injured, but it is to say there's an important larger conversation that's not being had around how we even got here. and it's a shame that i think that going forward, a lot of people are going to miss that point. >> charles, thank you. elie, thank you. appreciate it. i want to turn now to alvin owens, a community activist in kenosha, wisconsin. mr. owens, thank you so much for joining us this evening. i appreciate it. so you are a community activist and a business owner. you helped to organize protesters in the wake of the jacob blake shooting. what was your reaction to today's verdict, and then what are you hearing from others in kenosha tonight? >> well, first, i'm active in my community. i don't know if i carry the full title of activist, but i'm very active in my community, don.