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On April 3rd, 1866, Black men were able to vote in Wisconsin for the first time ever thanks to the
Have you ever found yourself asking “what in the world is an alder, and what do they do?” Well, you’ve
Gov. Evers has a bold spending plan for the funds Wisconsin will receive through the American Rescue Plan, ranging from
Since Joe Biden’s 2020 Presidential Election victory, Republicans across the country have been determined to make voting more difficult. Wisconsin
Wisconsin legislators claimed $555k in travel expenses for 2020 despite never actually traveling. They never traveled to an in-person floor
This title just doesn’t sound right, but I swear it is. Wisconsin lawmakers are actually kind of agreeing about vaccines
In Wisconsin, full-time working women earn an average of $9,945 less than their male counterparts. This wage gap is even
Here is a story of one badass Wisconsin woman: Mildred Fish-Harnack. Mildred was born in Milwaukee in 1902. While studying
Can’t Talk Right Now… I’m Winning Championships In a season marred by COVID-19, the No. 2 University of Wisconsin women’s
The Wisconsin political scene often feels like satire. From petty insults to misinformation, the actions in the state Capitol building
Wisconsin’s gap between teachers and students of color is growing. Since 2009, the percentage of students of color in Wisconsin
During an interview preceding St. Patrick’s Day, Wisconsin Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-District 6) opted to wear a green hat in
Two years ago, a coalition of elected officials, business leaders, and community leaders formed to launch Move Forward MKE. The
Gerrymandering is a process where politicians can redraw electoral maps to make sure their majority usually wins elections. Politicians make
Despite being the first state to ratify the 19th amendment — securing women’s right to vote — and recently being
Wisconsin has a lot of water. We have 15,074 lakes and border Lake Michigan to the East. Take that, Minnesota.
Dating back to 2017, Foxconn has had a storied past in Wisconsin. In 2017, they promised to bring jobs and
In 1969, Black students at UW-Madison called for a campus-wide student strike until administrators agreed to 13 demands. The Black
Under a new bill proposed by Senator Patrick Testin (R-Stevens Point), it would be illegal for some sports venues to
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