88NiNE Presents - Invisible Lines: Episode Three (Wish Sandwich)

88Nine's Invisible Lines series has a little something for us all. 

We know how the city can get. We hate to talk about it but the elephant in the room has become an epidemic that leaves us all wishing for 2nd chances.

LaToya and Vaun, discuss why representation and remembrance matters in our communities, where sometimes the target is just too close to home.

We would like to just remind everyone that life is precious. Please try to respect it this summer.

Check out the video & let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 

#LoveSelf #MakePeace #SupportTheLocal

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Community activists, LaToya and Vaun, talk about colorism and the importance of memorial trees after suffering a loss.

88NiNE Presents - Invisible Lines: Episode Two (Being a queer, brown woman in Milwaukee)

88Nine's Invisible Lines series is back at it again with an episode that is a must see as we celebrate Pride Month all of June.

"Where are the spaces for queer people of color?" The question we must ponder as these brave women open up about their lives being queer in the MKE landscape.

Let's keep the narrative going. Check out the video & let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 

#SupportEquality #SupportIndividuality #SupportPride #SupportTheLocal

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Selma and Jeanette talk gender norms, lack of queer spaces of color in Milwaukee, and breaking away from cultural expectations.

88NiNE Presents - Invisible Lines: Episode One

Our partners at 88Nine have recently released a project that "is the culmination of a year of work from production team Nate Imig, Laura Kezman and Vianca Fuster", which they are calling Invisible Lines.

In this series, they hosted several listening sessions with people of color in the Milwaukee community letting them tell their stories.

Episode One: Coded of Invisible Lines, is actually in part a story from a major CopyWrite supporter, who actually appeared as the featured cover artist for CopyWrite Magazine Issue Seven: Vedale Hill and his brother Darren Hill. 

As the city helps document "new" narratives, I think it is important we all listen and see through the invisible lines. S/O to the 88Nine Squad. We think this is a super dope project.

#SupportTheLocal

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Meet Brothers Darren and Vedale talking dress codes, "driving while black" and being biracial.