Black Nite Uprising officially designated a Milwaukee County landmark
A committee was formed to create a physical marker for Wisconsin's first LGBTQ uprising. Meantime, a developer proposes a taproom, distillery and restaurant for the site.
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A committee was formed to create a physical marker for Wisconsin's first LGBTQ uprising. Meantime, a developer proposes a taproom, distillery and restaurant for the site.
Two men who spent two decades behind bars for the assassination of civil rights leader Malcolm X will be awarded $26 million in a settlement from New York
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The 1961 Black Nite Brawl is known in Milwaukee as the night LGBT+ people fought back against violence and dicrimination. Sixty-one years later, the site of the former bar is expected to become a county landmark.Brice Smith the executive director of lgbt milWALKee shares more.
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