Photo Essay: Where our charity fails
The faces that are ignored each day as we pass by on the street. Behind those who we look away from are people, they remain our sons, brothers, uncles, cousins, schoolmates, and kindred spirits. While charity is strong in Milwaukee, it often feels reduced to a few weeks a year around the holiday season. It is easy to show goodwill when it aligns with faith-based celebrations. But that makes Christian charity the equivalent of Black History Month. Just as people of color should be remembered for their contributions to our country beyond 28 days in February, so should the...
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