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OPINION: As Milwaukee gears up for its 50th celebration of Juneteenth Day, let's separate fact from fiction

OPINION: As Milwaukee gears up for its 50th celebration of Juneteenth Day, let's separate fact from fiction
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Budget hearing comments 'racist,' Wisconsin lawmaker says

Budget hearing comments racist, Wisconsin lawmaker says
A Joint Finance Committee budget hearing ended with fireworks in Madison.
MILWAUKEE - A Joint Finance Committee budget hearing ended with fireworks in Madison, Thursday – a Milwaukee lawmaker calling a Republican colleague racist.
It all started over funding for the Wisconsin Black Historical Society Museum; Republicans voted to strike the funding from Gov. Tony Evers budget.
You don’t have the floor, you’re not going to sit there and just debate me and be disrespectful, said Rep. Mark Born (R-Beaver Dam).
Born and State Sen. LaTonya Johnson (D-Milwaukee) debated $173,000 in funding for the museum, located in Milwaukee. Republicans voted to strip the funding, saying it is not something anyone wanted. ....

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Project Discovery: The history of slavery in Wisconsin

Project Discovery: The history of slavery in Wisconsin
Slavery was legal and predominant in the south, but did you know that it was present in Wisconsin, as well?
By:
Trey-Sean Hall and Bryonna Saygo
Posted at 6:28 AM, Mar 12, 2021
and last updated 2021-03-25 15:15:29-04
This story is through a partnership with TMJ4 News, the Wisconsin Black Historical Society/Museum, and the Milwaukee High School of the Arts.
Slavery was legal and predominant in the south, but did you know that it was present in Wisconsin, as well?
Dating back to 1746, military officers in Green Bay and Prairie du Chien brought enslaved people with them. All knew that it was against the law, but no one enforced it. ....

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I'm a Black man in a segregated city, but a racism class opened my eyes

Milwaukee s Promise
I ve experienced racism all my life. But a course called Unlearning Racism opened my eyes to new information and ideas.
I didn t think there was much I could learn from the YWCA course Unlearning Racism. I was wrong.
James E. Causey, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Published
7:31 pm UTC Jan. 29, 2021
When I signed up for the six-week course “Unlearning Racism” at the YWCA, I didn’t expect to learn anything new about race relations in Milwaukee.
As a Black man living in one of the most segregated cities in the nation, I’ve experienced racism all my life.
Otha R. and James D. Causey pose for a photo with their son, James E. Causey, on his first birthday Aug. 1, 1970. With them is their nephew, Chris McKnight.Courtesy of James E. Causey ....

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