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Madison365 associate publisher Robert Chappell made the case that third-party voting is the height of white privilege.
The “Real Men of Madison” gathered at the state capitol for a photoshoot to support early childhood education.
A report found that DMV workers have been giving incorrect voter ID information.
Economist Jennifer Leavitt-Moy answered our 12 questions.
Madison365 publisher Henry Sanders talked to entrepreneur Valerie Daniels-Carter ahead of her appearance at the Imagine Madison dinner to benefit A Fund For Women.
The Latino Art Fair opened yesterday at Overture Center for the Arts.
The Annual Freedom Fund Banquet is set for October 28, with the theme “Our Lives Matter, Our Votes Count.”
The City of Madison declared October 10 — traditionally known as Columbus Day — to be Indigenous Peoples Day.
In other news …
Luke Cage, the TV show about a bulletproof black man that debuted last Friday, is so popular that it might have broken Netflix.
A black man’s epic note to his passive-aggressive white neighbors went absolutely viral this week.
A study of police in the US and the UK found that body cameras led to a 93 percent decrease in complaints against police.
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