Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial candidates present themselves as champions of racial and social justice. Yet their policies and priorities often overlook or ignore the urgent needs of…
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.
Brady Street is one of Milwaukee’s most vibrant, festive, and beloved neighborhoods. It is a place where people from every walk of life grab dinner at…
Milwaukee’s Operation Summer Guardian is supposed to be our city’s annual, data‑driven summer safety initiative. It is a strategy run by the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD)…
Milwaukee’s 2026 Juneteenth celebration was beautifully organized and well executed. While I wasn’t there in person, I saw many videos of diverse groups of people lined up along the parade route excited to greet…
Today, my beloved Black Community faces real challenges: schools that fail our children, neighborhoods struggling with safety, lost businesses, and an economy that often leaves us…
On Thursday, Wisconsin Congressional Reps. Gwen Moore and Mark Pocan helped introduce the “Keep Public Funds in Public Schools Act,” which aims to eliminate the Educational…
Milwaukee County Executive and candidate for governor, David Crowley is positioning low-income housing to the suburbs. In Oak Creek, residents packed a public hearing to oppose…
Most of the Democratic gubernatorial candidates gathered this week at the Wisconsin Worker’s Forum to discuss such issues as the economy, the plight of the working…
June is Pride Month and the Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) has decided that now, in the middle of a budget crisis, service cuts, and a…
Milwaukee is facing an accelerated surge of teen takeovers. What began on the North Side of Milwaukee, is now tearing across the city and roaring into…