Milwaukee’s debate over police pursuits isn’t just a policy disagreement; it’s a clash between two urgent public safety fears. One fear comes from residents watching reckless…
Author: Deborah Prinze
Deborah Prinze
Deborah Prinze is a Black Conservative woman born and raised in Milwaukee’s inner city. She writes about current events and social issues affecting the Black community, blending compassion, conviction, and real‑life experience.
Milwaukee has been asking the same question for decades: When will Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) finally change? And decade after decade, the answer has been the…
In Tuesday night’s Democratic gubernatorial debate, democratic socialist Francesca Hong reaffirmed her commitment to ending Wisconsin’s School Choice program. This position puts her at odds with…
Milwaukee Public School officials are heading to Chicago (H/T Dairyland Sentinel) in the next coming days to recruit recently unemployed teachers from Chicago Public Schools. It’s…
Madison is drowning in nonstop media coverage. There are bullhorns, national activists, professionally printed signs, and candles in every hand. But let’s be honest, this outrage…
For a second time during his campaign, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Joel Brennan has been accused of racism. The first accusation was when Brennan appeared on The…
While the Democratic candidates for governor are battling to win the primary August 11th. Tom Tiffany is meeting with the Black community in a Q &…
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley re-entered the race for governor, and with that voters need to take a hard look at his record as county executive.…
Is it any surprise that the Brady Street “Code of Conduct” signs aren’t working? Exactly like when the city blamed food trucks on Water Street for…
Mandela Barnes is expecting the Black vote to automatically be there for him in his bid for governor, but Blacks in Milwaukee are questioning him and…