Milwaukee Unveils a New Sculpture Commemorating Vel R. Phillips
The public art display is nestled downtown right in the plaza also named after Phillips, where she’ll be celebrated permanently.
The public art display is nestled downtown right in the plaza also named after Phillips, where she’ll be celebrated permanently.
Wisconsin history is full of remarkable achievements by African Americans. Here are just a few in commemoration of Black History Month’s 50th anniversary.
Six years after her death, recognition of her monumental impact on Milwaukee and Wisconsin continues to grow.
It will commemorate the life and legacy of the Milwaukee jurist, politician and civil rights crusader.
The State Capitol’s new sculpture will be a pioneer, just like its subject.
These gutsy women are the stuff of legend in our city. Thanks to their bravery, vision, ingenuity and tenacity, Milwaukee is a better, safer and more just place for all of its residents. We salute them!