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Getting your Zzz’s: Healthy sleep habits add up to better overall health

March 18, 2016

Many Americans skimp on sleep thinking there’s no harm in missing a few hours here or there to maximize hours spent working or having fun. But, Dean and St. Mary’s Hospital Neurologist Dr. Mandira N. Mehra says routinely missing sleep causes a sleep debt, which has serious effects. “Sleep is not a luxury, it’s a […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Mandira N. Mehra, Sleep, Sleep Debt, Sleep Deprivation

Was it Civil Rights or a Movement?

March 18, 2016

by Avis Thomas-Lester Urban News Service They fought for integration, equal education and voter registration. There were Freedom Rides, a march on Washington and mayhem on Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge. There were sit-ins, brutal attacks and stands against violence. In the end, freedom was achieved – at least in part. “There is no question that […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Avis Thomas Lester, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Movement, Montogmery Bus Boycott

Ntozake Shange and Toni Cade Bambara: Pioneers of Black Feminist Cultural Production

March 18, 2016

Women’s History Profiles By Brianna Rae Ntozake Shange Best known for her award-winning play for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf, Ntozake Shange is a Black feminist playwright, poet, and novelist. Born Paulette L. Williams on October 18, 1948, Shange was born in Trenton, New Jersey into a family […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Brianna Rae, Ntozake Shange, Toni Cade Bambara, Womens History Month

EXCEPT WHERE INDICATED, THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED ON THIS PAGE ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE MADISON TIMES

Open Letter Addressing Racist Incidents at UW

March 18, 2016

by Dr. Karma R. Chavez Dear Dean Berquam and Chancellor Blank, I am writing to you about the racist incidents that have happened in the last several days on this campus, one against a Native American elder, and the second where a student spat in the face of another student in the UW First Wave […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Karma R. Chavez

Where is Today’s Madam C.J. Walker?

March 11, 2016

‘Let’s Keep Our Entrepreneurial Gene Thriving!’ by Julianne Malveaux NNPA News Wire Columnist Women entrepreneurs have a powerful role model when they consider Madam C.J. Walker. One of our nation’s first female self-made millionaires, her story of combining herbs to develop and manufacture a hair pomade, of empowering tens of thousands of women as sales […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Entrepreneurship, Julianne Malveaux, Madame C.J. Walker

100 Black Men Create Program to Tackle Chronic Absenteeism

March 11, 2016

Project SOAR Will Mentor 300 Students in the Madison Metropolitan School District The 100 Black Men of Madison announced its new initiative, Project SOAR, which stands for Student Opportunities, Access and Readiness. Project SOAR is a comprehensive program to lower truancy rates and raise high school graduation rates. The program involves one-on-one mentoring, career exploration […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Madison Metropolitan School District, Project SOAR, The 100 Black Men of Madison, Truancy

Carl Matthews’ Civil Rights Legacy Set

March 11, 2016

by Todd Luck Special to the NNPA News Wire from The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Carl Wesley Matthews, the leader of the local lunch counter protest in 1960 that became the state’s first victory for the sit-in movement, passed away on Friday, Feb. 26. A service for Matthews was held Thursday, March 3 at […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Carl Wesley Matthews, Civil Rights, Todd Luck

Women’s History Profiles: Influential Women Artists

March 11, 2016

by Brianna Rae Faith Ringgold Faith Ringgold, world-famous painter, writer, sculptor, and performance artist, was born Faith Willi Jones on October 8, 1930 in Harlem, New York City. Her mother a fashion designer and her father a great storyteller, Ringgold was surrounded by the arts from an early age. She was also born into the […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Art, Black History, Brianna Rae, Faith Ringgold, Frida Kahlo, Womens History Month

EXCEPT WHERE INDICATED, THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED ON THIS PAGE ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE MADISON TIMES

The Death of Tony Robinson Continues to Impact Community, Highlight Racial Disparities

March 11, 2016

by Amanda Zhang One year ago, liberal Madison experienced a brutal awakening that brought to light many of the racial issues that affect communities of color. Tony Terrell Robinson, a graduate of Sun Prairie High School, was only nineteen when he was shot and killed by officer Matt Kenney on March 6 of last year. […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Amanda Zhang, Tony Robinson

Diversity among Doctors Drives Trust in Health Care

March 4, 2016

By Patricia Maryland NNPA News Wire Guest Columnist Black History Month gives us the opportunity to reflect on the countless examples of the contributions that African-Americans have made to build our country. By celebrating these pioneers who helped shape America, we are inspired to overcome adversity and realize the positive change we, too, are capable […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Black History, Diversity, Health Care, Patricia Maryland

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