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Area school district shortens COVID quarantine period to allow athlete to run in sectional cross country meet
US Covid-19 rates are declining, but colder weather could mean the Delta wave still has months to go, expert says
Madison West Spanish students walk out to demand district allow immune compromised teacher to teach remotely
US child Covid-19 deaths are an ’embarrassment,’ FDA vaccines head says
Dane County extends face covering emergency order to November
Madison
“We’re here and we have a rich culture and heritage.” Indigenous Storyteller-in-Residence Andi Cloud shares shares the legacy of Indigenous people in Wisconsin
BPSADC inaugural State of Black Madison Summit will tackle the effects of the criminal justice systems on African Americans
A judge challenged a man in his court to a game of chess, and helped change a life in the process
“We really want to eliminate the stigma.” 11th annual Solomon Carter Fuller Virtual Brain Health Celebration set for this weekend
Wisconsin Science Festival: Coming to backyards, living rooms and sites statewide Oct. 21-24
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Milwaukee Area Technical College expands its free-tuition Promise program to GED, HSED graduates
Alzheimers Association Wisconsin Chapter names DEI Director
Ossie Kendrix Jr. honored with 2021 Herb Kohl Champion Award
Lena Taylor running for Lt. Gov.
Marquette educational policy professor honored with Way Klingler Early Career Award
FoxValley
Lawrence University to dedicate sculpture, rename plaza in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Wisconsin’s special ed system: High stress, sparse state funding
People with disabilities sue to overturn Wisconsin law denying them unemployment benefits
“Books gave me an escape.” Oshkosh author Lori M Lee creates fantasy worlds for young people
Will the end of pandemic-related unemployment benefits ease Wisconsin’s worker shortage?
Wisconsin
Week in Review for October 23
Area school district shortens COVID quarantine period to allow athlete to run in sectional cross country meet
Finding the Warmth of Our Sun 52: Searching for Black Confederates
Wisconsin Science Festival: Coming to backyards, living rooms and sites statewide Oct. 21-24
Wisconsin imprisons 1 in 36 Black adults. No state has a higher rate.
National
Black borrowers liken student loan debt to ‘Jim Crow’ saying it deepens racial inequality, new study finds
‘Big, big shifts’: How Biden’s civil rights pros have reoriented the Justice Department
New York City to remove Thomas Jefferson statue from legislative chamber by year’s end
University of North Carolina can continue to consider race as a factor in admissions process, judge rules
Family of Elijah McClain reaches settlement with Aurora, Colorado
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Mia Sato is a senior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison studying journalism and political science.
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Fractionalized: Stories of Biracial Joy, Pain, Struggle and Triumph
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