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A group of MCs, DJs and musicians who were there weigh in on the scene, the time, and the true beginning of hip-hop in Milwaukee.

Homeownership rates are moving in the wrong direction for Black people, showing little improvement in present-day Milwaukee compared to the 1960s.

With a global pandemic as the backdrop, we analyze health disparities Black people face in America, including bias in healthcare, infant mortality and COVID-19.

Bob Schmidt, owner of the M&M Club, speaks about opening the now-closed bar when it was illegal to be gay and being among the few establishments to have open windows.

Walker’s Pint owner Betsy Boenning speaks to Milwaukee having one of only 21 women’s bars left in the country.

This is It co-owner George Schneider talks about creating an intentionally inclusive community at Wisconsin's longest running LGBTQ bar.

We hear from Sue Dietz, the original co-founder of AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin, and Mark Behar, the co-founder of Milwaukee’s first LGBTQ clinic, BESTD.

Hosts Nate Imig and Michail Takach address the often repeated rumor that the Mafia was involved in financing Wisconsin's earliest gay bars.

Volunteers from Milwaukee Diaper Mission host a "period party" to help raise awareness about period poverty, stigma and shaming in the city.

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.