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Sen. Chris Larson’s campaign finance reform package is a step in the right direction.
I refuse to dishonor my ancestors by not telling their truths. All of us, adults and children alike, deserve to learn what really happened in the past and not manufactured myths. Our cultural lies have been told for so long that they have created a fake reality in the minds of far too many Americans.
Joe Biden is in Democrats’ cross hairs. The man is not long for the presidential ballot.
More and more prominent Democrats — including some in unexpected places — are making support for labor central to their campaigning and to their governing, following the lead of longtime labor backers such as U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, and U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wisconsin.
The world’s greatest peacemakers all have keenly understood that where there is no justice there will be no peace, so they all have been social justice warriors. There is a lineage of peacemaking combatants.
The month of November has been set aside to honor and remember those saints of African descent who have been canonized and those on the road to canonization. Of those that are saints, there are only 937 saints of African descent, and no Black Americans have been canonized to date.
Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman said a new $32 million proposal will “go some ways” toward addressing the state’s workforce needs as UW seeks to recoup money GOP lawmakers cut from its budget over diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — Both houses of the Legislature will be on the floor today. The Assembly calendar includes several bills related to higher education, including one that would require existing higher
An advocacy group called Lakes at Stake Wisconsin wants to ban “wake enhanced” boating on most lakes in the state, arguing the large waves it creates are harming lakefront property values and tourism. The group’s president, Paul Gardetto, is a
Court decisions on unstaffed ballot ‘drop boxes’ and more.
While many news reports and pundits have voiced the fact that we are a year away from the 2024 presidential election, the major broadcasts have paid scant attention to what is being offered voters in several states come Tuesday.
While the Wisconsin Department of Corrections does not use slave labor, they are legally permitted to do so under current law.
Sen. Chris Larson’s campaign finance reform package is a step in the right direction.
I refuse to dishonor my ancestors by not telling their truths. All of us, adults and children alike, deserve to learn what really happened in the past and not manufactured myths. Our cultural lies have been told for so long that they have created a fake reality in the minds of far too many Americans.
Joe Biden is in Democrats’ cross hairs. The man is not long for the presidential ballot.
More and more prominent Democrats — including some in unexpected places — are making support for labor central to their campaigning and to their governing, following the lead of longtime labor backers such as U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, and U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wisconsin.
The world’s greatest peacemakers all have keenly understood that where there is no justice there will be no peace, so they all have been social justice warriors. There is a lineage of peacemaking combatants.
The month of November has been set aside to honor and remember those saints of African descent who have been canonized and those on the road to canonization. Of those that are saints, there are only 937 saints of African descent, and no Black Americans have been canonized to date.
Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman said a new $32 million proposal will “go some ways” toward addressing the state’s workforce needs as UW seeks to recoup money GOP lawmakers cut from its budget over diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — Both houses of the Legislature will be on the floor today. The Assembly calendar includes several bills related to higher education, including one that would require existing higher education grant programs to provide financial support to disadvantaged students
An advocacy group called Lakes at Stake Wisconsin wants to ban “wake enhanced” boating on most lakes in the state, arguing the large waves it creates are harming lakefront property values and tourism. The group’s president, Paul Gardetto, is a 29-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force who owns lakefront
Court decisions on unstaffed ballot ‘drop boxes’ and more.
While many news reports and pundits have voiced the fact that we are a year away from the 2024 presidential election, the major broadcasts have paid scant attention to what is being offered voters in several states come Tuesday.
While the Wisconsin Department of Corrections does not use slave labor, they are legally permitted to do so under current law.