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Madison, WI
Joined February 2018
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Congratulations to our 100 Scholars Class of 2020-2021! We look forward to helping you on your journey!
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On Monday Feb. 1st, BPSADC and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity will co-host an online welcome forum for newly-appointed Madison Chief of Police, Dr. Shon Barnes. To join the forum via zoom, visit: bit.ly/WelcomeChiefBarnes
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Event reminder: Online Informational Forum happening this Friday hosted by the BPSADC. Join the forum here: bit.ly/BPSADC-PREP2020
On Friday, 27 November from 6 to 8:30 p.m., Blacks for Political and Social Action of Dane County will host an online informational forum. To join the forum via zoom, visit: bit.ly/BPSADC-PREP2020
On Friday, 27 November from 6 to 8:30 p.m., Blacks for Political and Social Action of Dane County will host an online informational forum. To join the forum via zoom, visit: bit.ly/BPSADC-PREP2020
Otis' dream was to vote. He never got the chance. Voting is a sacred right. Please exercise yours this election day, and thank you to those who already have. youtube.com/watch?v=CyctjUB2…
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Led by the Minority Student-Athlete Union, Wisconsin Athletics is partnering with @100BMMadison to participate in the #Project3000 Virtual Walk/Run. #OnWisconsin go.wisc.edu/project3000
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Imani Lewis (@ballislifee_34) shares why participating in Project 3000, an initiative created by @100BMMadison to help low-income families impacted by COVID-19, is important to her. #OnWisconsin
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Happy October! A special thank you to all participants who joined us for our online kickoff event this past Saturday with Dr. Tommie Smith. Even if you missed the kickoff, there's still time to participate in the Walk/Run! Be safe and well. 100bmmwalkrun2020.eventbrite…
IN 2 DAYS Dr. Tommie Smith will kick off our Virtual Walk/Run Online event with words of wisdom and experience with Q&A to follow. For more info, visit: 100bmmwalkrun2020.eventbrite…
Tickets are still on sale! Sign up to participate in our Virtual Walk/Run and receive a gear package including our event T-Shirt and drawstring bag. Register at: 100bmmwalkrun2020.eventbrite…
A pioneer for much of the activism we see in professional sports today, Dr. Tommie Smith (1968 Olympic Gold Medalist and Co-Originator of the Human Rights Salute) will be our guest speaker for our Virtual Walk/Run Kick-off Event on Saturday, Sept 26th. 100blackmenmadison.org/walk-…
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“It’s important for kids of color to see people who look like them... and understand that they can create their own unique pathway to a successful future.” Fighting racism in education: interview w/Chris Canty, a Black leader in Wisconsin @100BMMadison nwea.us/3j9wjtf
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Thank you to @ChazenArtUW and @100BMMadison for the generous donation of art supplies to @MMSDschools elementary students. Your partnership and dedication to excellence is truly appreciated
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Sable Flames members in collaboration with 100 Black Men of Madison and Local 311 charities spent the morning shopping for and delivering groceries to families of need during these difficult times.
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What responses and actions do you believe are needed to change the current Black American reality? Let us know: 100blackmenofmadison.typefor…
What kind of leadership do you think our kids need from a Superintendent? Let us know here: 100blackmenofmadison.typefor…
What will you do to ensure that children from families at or below the poverty level will be able to read at grade level before they leave elementary school? That's what we asked MMSD School Board Candidates and here's what they said. Remember to vote! conta.cc/2Xenjvh
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