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In the first of four sessions of the Hip Hop Architecture Camp, three dozen local kids used their hip hop sensibility to reimagine their neighborhoods.
A UW student has dropped his effort to start a white supremacist group on campus.
Singer Shawn Stockman of Boyz II Men answered our 12 questions.
The Latino Chamber of Commerce announced its Gala Awards.
Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy said “there is a difference” between white and Muslim terrorists.
County Supervisor Shelia Stubbs has high hopes for the restorative court in her district.
A UW-Whitewater business professor had to cancel travel plans because of President Trump’s travel ban.
A new report says the poverty rate among black children in Wisconsin is among the highest in the nation.
The second annual “Race and Faith” event addressed anxieties through storytelling.
Edgewood College and One City Early Learning announced a partnership to train early childhood teachers.
Editor Dave Dahmer said the upcoming national strike will be useless without people of color.
Nicholas Garton writes that a generation raised to be color blind can still be unintentionally racist.
In other news …
Donald Trump’s wall along the Mexican border will cost $21 million, according to an internal Department of Homeland Security report — much more than he said it would on the campaign trail.
Charles Oakley has been banned from Madison Square Garden after an embarrassing altercation was captured on video.
Illinois lawmakers are trying to make Barack Obama’s birthday a holiday.
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