Traces the role of African Americans in shaping Milwaukee since the 19th century.
Inspiration starts here! History@ Noon is a one-hour programs that let you explore and connect with fellow learners on your journey to discovery at the Milwaukee Public Library. Light snacks are provided.
The presence of African Americans, in the city of Milwaukee is long and notable. Since the 19th century, Blacks have played a critical role in shaping the city, influencing political, social, and economic policies; challenging the city to maintain and extend its commitment to democracy. Presented by the Milwaukee County Historical Society.
Funded by a gift from the estate of Naomi B. Strehlow
AGE GROUP: | Older Adults | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | History & Genealogy |