by Juan Miguel Martinez 2016 seems to be ages ago, although it was the beginning of what seemed to be… Read more Brown County removes access to COVID-19 testing
Milwaukeño Meets ….Telethia Lebron
Interview by: Milwaukeño The Bucks were eliminated from the playoffs, the Brewers are flailing, the west coast is on fire,… Read more Milwaukeño Meets ….Telethia Lebron
Milwaukeño Meets…Octavio Arcanjo
Interview by Claudio A. Cortés At Milwaukeño we strive to highlight local artist, our friends at Zocalo feel the same… Read more Milwaukeño Meets…Octavio Arcanjo
Netflixiando – What are you watching?
By this point in the global pandemic the ass grooves in our couches likely fit us better than our old favorite pair of jeans…remember wearing those weird leg covering things in the before times?
Live music at Zócalo
By: Milwaukeño It’s no secret that we are all suffering from at least a little bit of cabin fever after… Read more Live music at Zócalo
A benefit rooted in spirit and style : Foiled and Ayuda Mutua
By: Juan Miguel Martinez Walker’s Point has changed a lot in the past few years alone and no one has… Read more A benefit rooted in spirit and style : Foiled and Ayuda Mutua
The Milwaukeño Guide to the August 11, 2020 Election
August 11 is election day, don’t forget to vote
Did you know that you could find Pumas in Chicago?
he National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM, is the biggest university in Mexico. It has 128 degrees and 31 campuses in Mexico and 14 in Countries like Canda, Germany, and of course here in the USA. One of them is closed to us, in Chicago.
Eusebio y el buey
A yunta is a two wheeled wooden wagon, about ten feet in length and six feet wide. used to haul equipment, generally pulled by two strong oxen. The animals are more typically used also pull an harado, which is a type of horizontal laying drill used to loosen dirt in an effort to plant seeds easily.
Interview with Milwaukee Native Latina Filmmaker Cristina Constantini, Co-Director of Netflix’s Documentary Mucho Mucho Amor!
By: Milwaukeño Team It is 1990-something, I am in grade school and doing my homework in the back of a… Read more Interview with Milwaukee Native Latina Filmmaker Cristina Constantini, Co-Director of Netflix’s Documentary Mucho Mucho Amor!
Insidious cover-ups in the Milwaukee Police Department : The sad death of Joel Acevedo by Juan Miguel Martinez
A cloud of sadness looms over a small ranch style home on the north side of Milwaukee. It is the… Read more Insidious cover-ups in the Milwaukee Police Department : The sad death of Joel Acevedo by Juan Miguel Martinez
The Irrepressible Truth of Black women in music
By: Juan Miguel Martinez Modern music is an awe-inspiring thing, a being of its own depth. It is directly irresponsible… Read more The Irrepressible Truth of Black women in music
The Anti-black disease in Latino/a/x culture
What a time to be alive. This is not just one of, it is the biggest civil rights movement in the history of America. So much has been accomplished in these last 12 days, but there is still much to be done.
A Few Bad Apples
he obsession with authority and control and how that plays out differently based on race is something that is discussed, but for many of us did not really resonate until now
Police brutality, the most American tradition
By Juan Miguel Martinez I have never once wondered if Mookie did the right thing. Moments after Radio Raheem was… Read more Police brutality, the most American tradition
The news about the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Have you heard about the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service? If not, then you should, they are an organization making an impact in our communities
Latino/a/x and the usage of the N word
By Juan Miguel Martinez Filthy white slavers. They created the word. A word that apparently meant “stupid person” but turned… Read more Latino/a/x and the usage of the N word
Obligatory “The Last Dance” Content
By: Claudio A. Cortés Mama! Michael Jordan Can Fly! Proclaimed the little boy that everyone thought would never speak. A… Read more Obligatory “The Last Dance” Content
Justice For Ahmaud
By: Nanis Rodriguez There is something to be said about the fact that a man can be murdered, that it… Read more Justice For Ahmaud
Cinco de Mayo – Day of The Underdog
By: Juan Miguel Martinez One of my favorite movies that is solely about the chicano struggle has always been “Born… Read more Cinco de Mayo – Day of The Underdog
Pan de masa agria (Sourdough Bread)
By: Claudio Alberto Cortés Given that Rona has us all hanging out in la cocina more than usual, it is… Read more Pan de masa agria (Sourdough Bread)
In search for the best store-bought Tortillas in MKE
By: Cynthia Gonzalez Finding the perfect store bought tortilla can be a daunting task, our tortilla sleuth has done some… Read more In search for the best store-bought Tortillas in MKE
My first homemade tortillas in America
By: M. Ramirez When I was growing up in Oaxaca, Mexico, my grandmother would tell me that a good tortilla… Read more My first homemade tortillas in America
Milwaukeño Overthinks…. La Niña Fresa
While social distancing and tirando té at Milwaukeño HQ, located in a top secret hidden bunker under the Hoan bridge… Read more Milwaukeño Overthinks…. La Niña Fresa
I guess there are no Latinos in Southern California? Latino Por Lana
By: Claudio Alberto Cortés UPDATED July 1, 2020 When the notion crossed my mind to keep a running list of… Read more I guess there are no Latinos in Southern California? Latino Por Lana
Cozinha Milwakiero – Arroz e Feijão
A step by step guide on how to make a decent approximation of a Brasilian national treasure – Feijoada-ish
