Category: Columns
Reggie Jackson: My family’s story of being enslaved and our forced migration
“As enslaved people had children and the enslaved population grew, slaveholders in areas that had...
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Dominic Inouye: On the art of community at Walnut Way’s Harvest Day
I certainly have had my share of summer festivals focused on music, art, and beer. The...
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Reggie Jackson: On the Horror of America’s History of Racial Violence
“Eight negroes lynched since last issue of the Free Speech one at Little Rock, Arkansas, last...
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The Power of Street Art: Conversations with the New Tosa Muralists
If you’ve driven or walked on North Avenue recently, in the East Towne corridor of Wauwatosa,...
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On saying goodbye to a dying America
I’m saying goodbye to America, the land that I love. As I stand beside her, I realize that...
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Reggie Jackson: On the 400th Anniversary of the arrival of the First Enslaved Africans
As we approach the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first Africans enslaved in what would...
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