Sports - Oct. 25, 2006
Packers pioneer Mann dies
Bob Mann, the first African-American player in Packers history, died Saturday at the age of 82.
Tags: packers, mann, remmell, african-american

Politics - April 18, 2006
Milwaukeeans march in protest of Jude verdicts
More than 3,000 Milwaukeeans of all races marched Downtown Tuesday morning to protest the not guilty verdicts handed down by an all-white jury in the Frank Jude, Jr. beating case last Friday.
Tags: Jude, police, McGee, African-American, latino

Politics - April 18, 2006
Black Union prepares to tackle difficult issues
The State of Milwaukee's Black Union (S.O.M.B.U.) was launched recently by local TV host Troy Shaw, and the group hopes to have a profound effect on the city.
Tags: Troy Shaw, SOMBU, S.O.M.B.U., diversity, African-American, Jude, Black Union, Focus on Diversity

Travel & Visitors Guide - March 15, 2004
Urban Anthropologists dig up local culture
Urban Anthropology Inc., a non-profit organization of cultural anthropologists and community activists, will offer community tours of African-American and "Old South Side" neighborhoods this spring.
Tags: Urban Anthropology, anthropologist, tour, neighborhoods, Irish, German, African-American, Latino, Polish, Hmong, Italian, ethnic, Indian

Milwaukee Buzz - Feb. 28, 2003
Quad A encourages African-American participation at MAM
The African American Art Alliance -- affectionately dubbed "Quad A" for the four letters that make up its acronym -- was founded in 1990. Today it boasts dozens of members whose goal is to increase African-American and community interest and participation in the museum, to support the acquisition of works by African-American artists and to encourage education, discussion and enjoyment of African-American art.
Tags: African-American, art, Gee's, Bamana