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Wisconsin LGBTQ History ProjectRivers didn't set out to break ground but did exactly that, building a loyal fanbase at WQFM in Milwaukee before landing a nationally televised show on VH1. -
The series exploring Wisconsin's unique LGBTQ history is back with hosts Nate Imig of Radio Milwaukee and Michail Takach from the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project.
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To close out Uniquely Milwaukee's month-long series on body image, we talk to people living with disabilities about how they feel seen by the world. -
For this community, navigating body-image issues is further complicated by unique societal pressures around gender norms and beauty standards.
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Salam Fatayer and Element Everest-Blanks draw from their personal experiences as we delve into the complexities and nuances of these often-misunderstood topics.
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There's a lot of societal pressure around appearance, often self-inflicted. In this episode of "Uniquely Milwaukee," we talk about how men and women alike deal with it.
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In a world with images of "perfect" bodies, Yasmine Mohamed Ahmed and Iuscely Flores speak out about their experiences with body image.
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To shine a light on those capturing the Black experience in America, we talk to organizers and participants from two events being held in Milwaukee.
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In our first episode of Black History Month, Element Everest-Blanks explores her family's untold story and speaks with one of the DNA-tracing company's co-founders.
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What do you do when life gets in the way of your goals? Find out from someone who did it, along with an expert guest as we wrap up our "New Year, Elevated You" series.
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Self-improvement is tough without self-acceptance. For this episode of "Uniquely Milwaukee," we take a close look at that journey to loving yourself.
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Ladies Rock MKE is back for the first time in three years, and "Uniquely Milwaukee" was there as three aspiring musicians went from square one to bona fide songwriters.
