Chappelle audience members explain why they booed Elon Musk

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Chappelle audience members explain why they booed Elon Musk

Three audience members who were at comedian Dave Chappelle’s show where tech titan Elon Musk was booed off the stage say Musk’s characterization of the night wasn’t accurate and explained why they felt compelled to heckle the world’s richest man. Musk, the CEO of Twitter and Tesla, joined Chappelle onstage Sunday night at the Chase […]

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Why is it that black lives are a matter that has to be explained? Why isn’t is common sense that the lives of people of color matter just like everyone else? It’s exhausting to live in a society where the value of blacks are open for debate. This topic continues to be “controversial”; for that

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Renters must submit key document to landlord to avoid eviction - Milwaukee Community Journal

Statement of Alderman Khalif J. Rainey September 30, 2020 If you are a renter and you want to be covered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 moratorium on evictions, it has been brought to my attention that you must first submit a document to your landlord. Renters

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A New Mexico entrepreneur launches a free stress-reduction and wellness Meditation MP3 for all Essential Workers. ALBUQUERQUE, NM (July 20, 2020) - Therapist, coach and consultant Keith Allen West launched a free, downloadable 30-minute guided meditation

The Judiciary and Legislation Committee Monday (July 20) voted to recommend for approval two resolutions authorizing the city to accept more than $2.4 million in grant funding to bolster voting security and to ensure the handling of expected higher numbers of requests this fall for absentee

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Latest On Covid 19 Aid! - Milwaukee Community Journal

With many vital programs set to expire such as , the additional $600 for unemployment, the heat was on for congressional leaders to meet and approve a new bill. Initially the Senate was reporting to meet on a new package the third week in July, just before expiration of key programs. The presence

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Rev. Jackson & President Davis of Kenosha NAACP to hold press conference Thursday to address shooting of Jacob Blake - Milwaukee Community Journal

Chicago, IL – The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., Min. Wendell Harris & Anthony Davis officials from the Kenosha, Wisconsin NAACP, the Urban League, Senator Lena Taylor (D-Wisc.) the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), are holding an 11:30 a.m. press conference Thursday, August

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How An Integrated Life, Not A Balanced One, Is Key To Work Satisfaction - Milwaukee Community Journal

In a world where working from home, family, recreation, faith and other factors compete for our time, people speak about the need to seek a “balanced life.” But maybe “balance” is the wrong goal. “The concept of being in ‘balance’ has the potential to set us up for immediate failure,” says Michael

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New Scripted Series based on bestselling book by Tim Ballard, Penned by Remi Adeleke and Cody Newton - Milwaukee Community Journal

LOS ANGELES (August 19, 2020) - StoweAway Productions, in conjunction with the Founder and CEO of Operation Underground Railroad, Tim Ballard, multiple Emmy® award winning Director/Producer, Nick Nanton, and Producer, Brian Norton, are developing a show adapted from the bestselling book, Slave

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Vote Wisconsin app and website drive nearly 30,000 voter registrations in key segments critical to the battleground state - Milwaukee Community Journal

(MILWAUKEE, Wis). - As we enter the final days of early voting in the crucial state of Wisconsin, the nonpartisan Vote Wisconsin app and website introduced this year have proven to be instrumental in reaching new and unregistered voters. These digital tools, developed by non-partisan organization

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4 Factors To Consider Before Buying An Essential Business In COVID Times - Milwaukee Community Journal

The shutdowns and rollbacks of businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic continue to play havoc with the U.S. economy. But the least-affected businesses during the crisis, for the most part, have been those deemed “essential” by state and local governments, allowing those companies to remain fully

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WHEDA welcomes two new board members - Milwaukee Community Journal

Rep. Kalan Haywood II joins WHEDA Board MADISON – State Rep. Kalan Haywood II, who represents Wisconsin’s 16th Assembly District in Milwaukee, has been appointed to serve as a member of the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) Board of Directors. Haywood was elected in

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COMMENTARY: Beware of Those Seeking a Pat on the Back! Disaster Ahead! - Milwaukee Community Journal

NNPA NEWSWIRE — Doing what you know is right —forgiving your enemies, turning the other cheek, helping the less fortunate, speaking truth to power — these are the things that are supposed to be done so that others might see the deed(s) as glorifying the Almighty; not so that people will be

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First Period Child Care Counts Payments Set - Milwaukee Community Journal

Second Period Applications Open Today (MADISON) – The Department of Children and Families (DCF) awarded just over $32 million to 2,367 early care and education providers through the first period of the Child Care Counts: COVID-19 Emergency Payment Program. The application window for the second

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New Holiday Sleepwear Sets Feature Black Santa - Milwaukee Community Journal

Atlanta, GA, Tuesday, October 27, 2020 – Greentop Gifts, the holiday brand known for their popular holiday products that feature African American designs, has officially launched a new pajama collection featuring the brand’s signature character, a Black Santa affectionately known as Clarence

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How Strong Is Your C-Suite Bullpen? Preparing The Next Generation Of Leaders - Milwaukee Community Journal

About $350 billion a year is spent on leadership development, but many companies aren’t getting much bang out of their buck. Studies indicate that lots of senior executives don’t think the next wave is prepared well enough to assume larger leadership roles. With many companies in a transitional

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Chicago Teen's ‘Virtual Summer Camp’ Successfully Reaches and Inspires Hundreds Black and Brown Youth - Milwaukee Community Journal

Sixteen-year-old tech entrepreneur-activist Ian Brock secures sponsorship of McDonald’s USA, enabling him to continue his mission of transforming young lives CHICAGO (September 22, 2020) – The New Nerd CS + Personal Development Virtual Summer Camp created a safe haven for idle youth impacted by

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Resolution requiring MPD members to issue business cards to be before the Council - Milwaukee Community Journal

At tomorrow’s (July 28) Common Council meeting, Alderwoman Chantia Lewis is introducing for immediate adoption Council legislation urging the Fire and Police Commission to require members of the Milwaukee Police Department to provide business cards when encountering an individual or groups of

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Final Quarter of 2020 Check-in - Milwaukee Community Journal

Wow! That is the word that comes to mind as we think of all that has come into play of our regular everyday lives this year. The current state of the world is still a complete shock. The action of adjusting is still taking place as we don’t know what is to come daily. If

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Doug Emhoff, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, and Wisconsin Leaders to Host “Fired Up, Ready for Joe” Virtual Event to Encourage Early Voting - Milwaukee Community Journal

On Tuesday, October 27, Doug Emhoff, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, Congressman Mark Pocan, State Senator Chris Larson, and State Representative David Bowen will host a virtual “Fired Up, Ready for Joe” event with in-person early voting underway across the state. During the event, the leaders will

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Black Bride Magazine Launches New COVID-19 Wedding Planning Guide for Engaged Couples - Milwaukee Community Journal

ATLANTA, Aug. 06, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Black Bride Magazine, the nation’s leading bridal publication for women of color, is devoting its Spring/Summer issue to the COVID-19 pandemic by providing a special “how to” wedding planning guide with resources and recommendations for couples and their

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10 Best Practices for Making the Financial Aid Process Less Painful - Milwaukee Community Journal

Applying for financial aid is no fun, but it can drastically impact how much it costs to send your child to college. Financial expert and best-selling author Eric Tyson demystifies the process and shares advice for getting a better price. Hoboken, NJ (July 2020)—No one enjoys filling out