For nearly a decade, Anesis Therapy has worked to make mental health care more accessible, culturally responsive and connected to the communities it serves throughout Madison, Dane County and Wisconsin.

As Anesis prepares to celebrate its 10 year anniversary, founder Myra joined DJ Fusion for Community & Culture: Inside Out on 93.1 JAMZ to talk about the growth of the organization, the importance of representation in mental health care and how the community can support its next chapter.

Mental Health Care That Reflects the Community

Anesis Therapy was founded in Madison in 2016 with a focus on providing outpatient mental health services while creating an environment where clients can feel understood.

While Anesis serves people from all backgrounds, the organization specializes in serving Black and Brown communities in Dane County and across Wisconsin. Its team of clinicians and case managers reflects many of the communities they work with.

That representation can make an important difference when someone is seeking therapy.

Culture, family experiences and community can all shape a person's life and mental health. Working with a therapist who already understands some of those cultural experiences can allow clients to spend less time explaining their background and more time focusing on why they came to therapy in the first place.

Therapy Services for Individuals, Children, Families and Couples

Anesis provides outpatient mental health services for people dealing with a wide range of needs, including depression and anxiety.

The organization works with:
Adults
Children
Families
Couples

Clients can also review clinician biographies to find a therapist who may be a good match for their individual needs and experiences.

Anesis currently serves the Madison community through multiple locations, including its west side location near Schroeder Road and Forward Drive, a satellite location on University Avenue and a drop in clinic at Mount Zion.

Virtual therapy appointments are also available, providing another option for people who may have difficulty getting away from work, finding transportation or making it to an office during traditional business hours.

Some clinicians offer appointments as early as 7 a.m. or as late as 7 p.m., helping Anesis meet clients where they are.

From One Clinician to a Team of Around 60

When Myra started Anesis Therapy in 2016, she was the only person at the clinic.

Ten years later, the organization has grown to a team of around 60 clinicians, case managers and staff members serving the community.

That growth has also led to the creation of a nonprofit arm supporting services that don't always fit within traditional insurance models.

Among those efforts are free drop in mental health clinics and other community based services designed to remove barriers to receiving support.

Now Anesis is celebrating how far it has come while raising money to continue that work.

Anesis Therapy Celebrates 10 Years on September 18

The community is invited to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Anesis Therapy on Friday, September 18, 2026, with a special luncheon in Madison.

The event will celebrate a decade of service while giving attendees an opportunity to learn more about Anesis, its impact and where the organization is headed next.

The luncheon will also serve as a fundraiser supporting the organization's nonprofit work, including programs and mental health services that cannot traditionally be billed through insurance.

Community members can support Anesis by attending the luncheon, becoming an event sponsor or making a donation.

Supporting a Black Owned Business Making an Impact in Madison

For Myra, being a Black business owner is about more than operating a successful organization.

It's about community, responsibility and creating opportunities for others.

During her conversation with DJ Fusion, she spoke about the pride and joy that comes with building Anesis, but also the responsibility she feels to the people the organization serves.

The impact extends beyond mental health services. Seeing a Black woman build and lead a successful Madison organization can also provide an example for young Black girls who are beginning to imagine what they can accomplish themselves.

After 10 years, Anesis Therapy's story is still growing.

And the community that helped make that growth possible is invited to celebrate alongside them.

Learn More About Anesis Therapy

To learn more about Anesis Therapy in Madison, Wisconsin, explore available mental health services, find a clinician, purchase tickets for the 10 year anniversary luncheon, become a sponsor or make a donation, visit AnesisTherapyCenter.com.

For nearly a decade, Anesis Therapy has worked to make mental health care more accessible, culturally responsive and connected to the communities it serves throughout Madison, Dane County and Wisconsin.
As Anesis prepares to celebrate its 10 year anniversary, founder Myra joined DJ Fusion for Community &amp; Culture: Inside Out on 93.1 JAMZ to talk about the growth of the organization, the importance of representation in mental health care and how the community can support its next chapter.
Mental Health Care That Reflects the Community
Anesis Therapy was founded in Madison in 2016 with a focus on providing outpatient mental health services while creating an environment where clients can feel understood.
While Anesis serves people from all backgrounds, the organization specializes in serving Black and Brown communities in Dane County and across Wisconsin. Its team of clinicians and case managers reflects many of the communities they work with.
That representation can make an important difference when someone is seeking therapy.
Culture, family experiences and community can all shape a person's life and mental health. Working with a therapist who already understands some of those cultural experiences can allow clients to spend less time explaining their background and more time focusing on why they came to therapy in the first place.
Therapy Services for Individuals, Children, Families and Couples
Anesis provides outpatient mental health services for people dealing with a wide range of needs, including depression and anxiety.
The organization works with:
<ul data-spread="false">
<li>Adults</li>
<li>Children</li>
<li>Families</li>
<li>Couples</li>
</ul>
Clients can also review clinician biographies to find a therapist who may be a good match for their individual needs and experiences.
Anesis currently serves the Madison community through multiple locations, including its west side location near Schroeder Road and Forward Drive, a satellite location on University Avenue and a drop in clinic at Mount Zion.
Virtual therapy appointments are also available, providing another option for people who may have difficulty getting away from work, finding transportation or making it to an office during traditional business hours.
Some clinicians offer appointments as early as 7 a.m. or as late as 7 p.m., helping Anesis meet clients where they are.
From One Clinician to a Team of Around 60
When Myra started Anesis Therapy in 2016, she was the only person at the clinic.
Ten years later, the organization has grown to a team of around 60 clinicians, case managers and staff members serving the community.
That growth has also led to the creation of a nonprofit arm supporting services that don't always fit within traditional insurance models.
Among those efforts are free drop in mental health clinics and other community based services designed to remove barriers to receiving support.
Now Anesis is celebrating how far it has come while raising money to continue that work.
Anesis Therapy Celebrates 10 Years on September 18
The community is invited to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Anesis Therapy on Friday, September 18, 2026, with a special luncheon in Madison.
The event will celebrate a decade of service while giving attendees an opportunity to learn more about Anesis, its impact and where the organization is headed next.
The luncheon will also serve as a fundraiser supporting the organization's nonprofit work, including programs and mental health services that cannot traditionally be billed through insurance.
Community members can support Anesis by attending the luncheon, becoming an event sponsor or making a donation.
Supporting a Black Owned Business Making an Impact in Madison
For Myra, being a Black business owner is about more than operating a successful organization.
It's about community, responsibility and creating opportunities for others.
During her conversation with DJ Fusion, she spoke about the pride and joy that comes with building Anesis, but also the responsibility she feels to the people the organization serves.
The impact extends beyond mental health services. Seeing a Black woman build and lead a successful Madison organization can also provide an example for young Black girls who are beginning to imagine what they can accomplish themselves.
After 10 years, Anesis Therapy's story is still growing.
And the community that helped make that growth possible is invited to celebrate alongside them.
Learn More About Anesis Therapy
To learn more about Anesis Therapy in Madison, Wisconsin, explore available mental health services, find a clinician, purchase tickets for the 10 year anniversary luncheon, become a sponsor or make a donation, visit AnesisTherapyCenter.com.

Anesis Therapy Celebrates 10 Years of Culturally Responsive Mental Health Care in Madison

On 93.1 JAMZ Community and Culture Inside Out, DJ Fusion talked with Sarah, the owner of Crash Box Therapy, Fitchburg’s new destination for people who need a real, physical release. The concept is simple and powerful. You can book a session to safely smash glassware and select items, or step into a paint splatter room and let creativity do the heavy lifting.

Crash Box Therapy was created for the moments when life feels heavy and you need a place to put that energy. Sarah comes from a wellness background through her other business, Earthly Temptations, where she offers sound baths, meditation, and relaxation experiences. After sessions, clients kept saying the same thing. They felt calm, but they still needed a place to smash something. That request sparked the idea, and Sarah found a gap in the Madison area. There was no dedicated smash space here, so she built one.

Crash Box Therapy is designed around safety and structure. Guests get suited up with protective gear including a painter suit, helmet, and eye protection. Everyone signs a waiver, then learns safe swinging and throwing methods before starting. It keeps the experience fun, purposeful, and controlled.

The business also solves a big problem. People do break things when they are stressed, but it usually happens in the wrong place at the wrong time, with big consequences. Crash Box Therapy creates a safer alternative where the release is intentional and the environment is built for it.

Not everyone wants to break things, which is why the paint therapy room exists. The paint splatter room is open to ages eight and up and can fit up to seven people, making it a strong option for family fun, birthday parties, and group celebrations.

For the smashing experience, the age limit starts at 15 and up. Appointments are required, not walk ins, because each session needs to be prepared with the right items and safety setup.

Crash Box Therapy is located at 319 West Beltline Highway in Fitchburg, right off the Beltline near Easy Pawn and Pitcher’s Pub. It is accessible for entry with wide doors and a ramp, and the team is ready to help clients as needed.

They also host special events that bring different audiences into the space, including work stress nights, ladies focused nights, and smash plus sound bath sessions that combine physical release with a calming wind down. Looking ahead, they plan to expand events, increase corporate bookings, and introduce glow in the dark paint options for the paint therapy room.

Crash Box Therapy is also looking for donations, especially glassware and breakable items people do not want to resell. They accept small electronics and appliances too, but do not take laptops or computers because batteries can be hazardous when smashed. Donation pickup times are available Sundays and Mondays by emailing info@crashboxtherapy.com.

To book your session, visit CrashBoxTherapy.com. For questions, you can email info@crashboxtherapy.com or call 608 285 5059.

If you are searching for a rage room near Madison, stress relief in Fitchburg, a paint splatter room in Wisconsin, or a unique wellness experience that actually matches real life stress, Crash Box Therapy is worth checking out.

 

On 93.1 JAMZ Community and Culture Inside Out, DJ Fusion talked with Sarah, the owner of Crash Box Therapy, Fitchburg&rsquo;s new destination for people who need a real, physical release. The concept is simple and powerful. You can book a session to safely smash glassware and select items, or step into a paint splatter room and let creativity do the heavy lifting.
Crash Box Therapy was created for the moments when life feels heavy and you need a place to put that energy. Sarah comes from a wellness background through her other business, Earthly Temptations, where she offers sound baths, meditation, and relaxation experiences. After sessions, clients kept saying the same thing. They felt calm, but they still needed a place to smash something. That request sparked the idea, and Sarah found a gap in the Madison area. There was no dedicated smash space here, so she built one.
Crash Box Therapy is designed around safety and structure. Guests get suited up with protective gear including a painter suit, helmet, and eye protection. Everyone signs a waiver, then learns safe swinging and throwing methods before starting. It keeps the experience fun, purposeful, and controlled.
The business also solves a big problem. People do break things when they are stressed, but it usually happens in the wrong place at the wrong time, with big consequences. Crash Box Therapy creates a safer alternative where the release is intentional and the environment is built for it.
Not everyone wants to break things, which is why the paint therapy room exists. The paint splatter room is open to ages eight and up and can fit up to seven people, making it a strong option for family fun, birthday parties, and group celebrations.
For the smashing experience, the age limit starts at 15 and up. Appointments are required, not walk ins, because each session needs to be prepared with the right items and safety setup.
Crash Box Therapy is located at 319 West Beltline Highway in Fitchburg, right off the Beltline near Easy Pawn and Pitcher&rsquo;s Pub. It is accessible for entry with wide doors and a ramp, and the team is ready to help clients as needed.
They also host special events that bring different audiences into the space, including work stress nights, ladies focused nights, and smash plus sound bath sessions that combine physical release with a calming wind down. Looking ahead, they plan to expand events, increase corporate bookings, and introduce glow in the dark paint options for the paint therapy room.
Crash Box Therapy is also looking for donations, especially glassware and breakable items people do not want to resell. They accept small electronics and appliances too, but do not take laptops or computers because batteries can be hazardous when smashed. Donation pickup times are available Sundays and Mondays by emailing <a data-start="4535" data-end="4559">info@crashboxtherapy.com</a>.
To book your session, visit CrashBoxTherapy.com. For questions, you can email <a data-start="4648" data-end="4672">info@crashboxtherapy.com</a> or call 608 285 5059.
If you are searching for a rage room near Madison, stress relief in Fitchburg, a paint splatter room in Wisconsin, or a unique wellness experience that actually matches real life stress, Crash Box Therapy is worth checking out.
&nbsp;

CRASH BOX THERAPY BRINGS SAFE STRESS RELIEF TO FITCHBURG WITH SMASHING SESSIONS AND A PAINT SPLATTER ROOM [COMMUNITY & CULTURE]

Madison streetwear just got a serious upgrade.

On 93.1 JAMZ Community and Culture Inside Out, DJ Fusion sat down with Drew, founder of D’GMC, a Black owned streetwear brand in Madison, Wisconsin that is redefining what urban fashion can represent.

D’GEMC is not just a name. It stands for Dedication, Gratitude, Excellence, Maturity, and Character. The brand was officially launched in 2022, but the grind behind it stretches back nearly eight years. What started as pressing shirts at home and selling pieces at local venues has now evolved into a fully produced designer level clothing collection.

The Dedication 22 Collection includes:


Premium denim jeans with custom logo buttons and stitched branding


High quality leather pullover


Two jogger sets including zip up and pullover styles


Crew tees and polo tees


Branded beanie hats


Fully customized labels, wash instructions, and interior detailing

This is not a print on demand t shirt operation. Every piece is designed from thread to finish. From embroidery placement to fabric selection, Jemcee focuses on quality materials and intentional craftsmanship.

Drew explained that much of his inspiration came from travel, family, and especially his son. While building his career as a local music artist, he wore his own designs on stage as promotion. Over time, the fashion side began to gain more traction. Instead of chasing short term moves, he made a long term investment into building a sustainable brand.

That decision represents the maturity piece of D’GEMC meaning.

The Dedication 22 drop is structured as a full collection, not just individual pieces. Customers can mix and match denim, leather, joggers, tees, and hats to create a cohesive look. It follows the same strategy major design houses use, giving Madison a streetwear brand that feels national in quality while staying rooted locally.

D’GEMC is currently available online at DGEMC.online and in store at Serial Clothing on East Washington in Madison.

For Drew, being a Black owned business in Madison means progress. It means moving toward the good. It means building something the city can acknowledge and support.

With the winter focused launch underway and a summer drop already in the works, Jemcee is positioning itself as a serious contender in Madison streetwear.

Support local. Support Black owned businesses. Support brands built with dedication.

Madison streetwear just got a serious upgrade.
On 93.1 JAMZ Community and Culture Inside Out, DJ Fusion sat down with Drew, founder of D&rsquo;GMC, a Black owned streetwear brand in Madison, Wisconsin that is redefining what urban fashion can represent.
D&rsquo;GEMC is not just a name. It stands for Dedication, Gratitude, Excellence, Maturity, and Character. The brand was officially launched in 2022, but the grind behind it stretches back nearly eight years. What started as pressing shirts at home and selling pieces at local venues has now evolved into a fully produced designer level clothing collection.
The Dedication 22 Collection includes:
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<li data-start="2276" data-end="2346">
Premium denim jeans with custom logo buttons and stitched branding
</li>
<li data-start="2347" data-end="2380">
High quality leather pullover
</li>
<li data-start="2381" data-end="2437">
Two jogger sets including zip up and pullover styles
</li>
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Crew tees and polo tees
</li>
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Branded beanie hats
</li>
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Fully customized labels, wash instructions, and interior detailing
</li>
</ul>
This is not a print on demand t shirt operation. Every piece is designed from thread to finish. From embroidery placement to fabric selection, Jemcee focuses on quality materials and intentional craftsmanship.
Drew explained that much of his inspiration came from travel, family, and especially his son. While building his career as a local music artist, he wore his own designs on stage as promotion. Over time, the fashion side began to gain more traction. Instead of chasing short term moves, he made a long term investment into building a sustainable brand.
That decision represents the maturity piece of D&rsquo;GEMC meaning.
The Dedication 22 drop is structured as a full collection, not just individual pieces. Customers can mix and match denim, leather, joggers, tees, and hats to create a cohesive look. It follows the same strategy major design houses use, giving Madison a streetwear brand that feels national in quality while staying rooted locally.
D&rsquo;GEMC is currently available online at DGEMC.online and in store at Serial Clothing on East Washington in Madison.
For Drew, being a Black owned business in Madison means progress. It means moving toward the good. It means building something the city can acknowledge and support.
With the winter focused launch underway and a summer drop already in the works, Jemcee is positioning itself as a serious contender in Madison streetwear.
Support local. Support Black owned businesses. Support brands built with dedication.

MADISON STREETWEAR IS LEVELING UP WITH D'GEMC [COMMUNITY & CULTURE]

Sun Prairie is growing fast, and one local business is filling a gap that national chains ignored.

On 93.1 JAMZ Community and Culture Inside Out, DJ Fusion highlighted Drive Oscar, a Black owned car rental business in Sun Prairie run by Antonio, a local entrepreneur focused on family, service, and long term legacy.

Drive Oscar is not positioned at the airport. It is not built around fees and friction. It is built around community convenience and affordability.

Antonio chose Sun Prairie after noticing something simple. People from surrounding towns were driving into Madison just to rent a car, because there were no options closer to home. Sun Prairie had booming growth, plenty of car dealerships, and no real rental presence from the big companies. Antonio saw a solution and moved on it.

Drive Oscar now operates a fleet of about a dozen vehicles and offers a wide range of options that match real needs. Customers can rent a pickup truck for moving, a smaller car for getting around town, an SUV for comfort, or a minivan and seven seater for family travel. Antonio keeps pricing affordable, often landing in the $30 to $50 per day range depending on the vehicle and timing, and he offers discounts for longer rentals. He also adds extra value with occasional perks like money back, free days for multi day bookings, and gift cards.

What makes the story even bigger is the mission behind it.

Antonio put the business in his son’s name from day one. He says it plainly. He works for his son. That is the difference between talking about legacy and building it on paper and in practice. Antonio has three daughters as well, and he wants his children to grow into ownership, responsibility, and self sufficiency.

He also speaks openly about the realities of building a business without loans or grants. Maintaining a fleet requires constant reinvestment. Engines, transmissions, repairs, and upkeep never stop. Antonio handles it, keeps the pricing steady, and leans on consistency, research, and strong relationships to keep growing. He has spent serious time learning the funding side, approaching banks, asking questions repeatedly, and doing the unglamorous work of building credit and trust.

Drive Oscar is located at:

1500 West Main Street, Suite 1, Sun Prairie, WI

To browse vehicles and book online:
DriveOscar.com and search the Sun Prairie location.

To contact Antonio directly:
608 440 1989

If you want to support a Black owned business in Wisconsin and you want a rental experience that feels human, local, and flexible, Drive Oscar in Sun Prairie is worth checking out.

Sun Prairie is growing fast, and one local business is filling a gap that national chains ignored.
On 93.1 JAMZ Community and Culture Inside Out, DJ Fusion highlighted Drive Oscar, a Black owned car rental business in Sun Prairie run by Antonio, a local entrepreneur focused on family, service, and long term legacy.
Drive Oscar is not positioned at the airport. It is not built around fees and friction. It is built around community convenience and affordability.
Antonio chose Sun Prairie after noticing something simple. People from surrounding towns were driving into Madison just to rent a car, because there were no options closer to home. Sun Prairie had booming growth, plenty of car dealerships, and no real rental presence from the big companies. Antonio saw a solution and moved on it.
Drive Oscar now operates a fleet of about a dozen vehicles and offers a wide range of options that match real needs. Customers can rent a pickup truck for moving, a smaller car for getting around town, an SUV for comfort, or a minivan and seven seater for family travel. Antonio keeps pricing affordable, often landing in the $30 to $50 per day range depending on the vehicle and timing, and he offers discounts for longer rentals. He also adds extra value with occasional perks like money back, free days for multi day bookings, and gift cards.
What makes the story even bigger is the mission behind it.
Antonio put the business in his son&rsquo;s name from day one. He says it plainly. He works for his son. That is the difference between talking about legacy and building it on paper and in practice. Antonio has three daughters as well, and he wants his children to grow into ownership, responsibility, and self sufficiency.
He also speaks openly about the realities of building a business without loans or grants. Maintaining a fleet requires constant reinvestment. Engines, transmissions, repairs, and upkeep never stop. Antonio handles it, keeps the pricing steady, and leans on consistency, research, and strong relationships to keep growing. He has spent serious time learning the funding side, approaching banks, asking questions repeatedly, and doing the unglamorous work of building credit and trust.
Drive Oscar is located at:
1500 West Main Street, Suite 1, Sun Prairie, WI
To browse vehicles and book online: DriveOscar.com and search the Sun Prairie location.
To contact Antonio directly: 608 440 1989
If you want to support a Black owned business in Wisconsin and you want a rental experience that feels human, local, and flexible, Drive Oscar in Sun Prairie is worth checking out.

Drive Oscar in Sun Prairie Offers Affordable Car Rentals With a Legacy First Mission

In this episode of Community & Culture Inside Out with DJ Fusion, Papa Kobina, founder of The Hitterz Collective, talks movement, mentorship, and the magic of Madison’s dance scene. From humble beginnings as a high-school crew to a company connecting dancers, musicians, and visual artists, Papa shares how he turned art into impact.

Hear how The Hitterz Collective teaches Black vernacular dance, hosts battles and community events, and helps the next generation unlock their superpowers through movement.

💡 Learn more at thehitterzcollective.com and follow @hitterzcollective for class updates.

In this episode of Community &amp; Culture Inside Out with DJ Fusion, Papa Kobina, founder of The Hitterz Collective, talks movement, mentorship, and the magic of Madison&rsquo;s dance scene. From humble beginnings as a high-school crew to a company connecting dancers, musicians, and visual artists, Papa shares how he turned art into impact.
Hear how The Hitterz Collective teaches Black vernacular dance, hosts battles and community events, and helps the next generation unlock their superpowers through movement.
💡 Learn more at <a href="https://thehitterzcollective.com/" data-start="3814" data-end="3874">thehitterzcollective.com</a> and follow @hitterzcollective for class updates.

Hitterz Collective: How Papa Kobina Is Using Dance To Build Community and Culture in Madison

Discover how One City Schools is transforming public education in Madison, Wisconsin with its unique charter model, two,generation impact approach, and vision to develop tomorrow's leaders. Check out Fusion's exclusive interview with founder Kaleem Caire and board member Noble Ray.

A Bold Vision for Education in Madison

At the heart of Madison’s south side stands a movement that’s redefining what public education can look like. One City Schools, founded in 2014 by Kaleem Caire, is more than a charter school network—it’s a community,powered revolution with the mission to cultivate future leaders who are not only academically prepared but also passionate about changing the world for the better.

In an exclusive interview with DJ Fusion on 93.1 JAMZ's Fusion Afternoons, Kaleem Caire and former Madison Police Chief and current One City board member Noble Ray shared powerful insights into their work, growth, and goals for the future.

A Mission Rooted in Equity and Excellence

One City Schools operates with a clear mission: to prepare children for college, careers, and community leadership. Through an extended school year and longer school days, they ensure that every child—especially those historically underserved—has the time, support, and environment they need to thrive.

"We’re producing transformational leaders," said Caire. "Our kids are joyful, engaged, and motivated. We’re working with a high,need population, and it shows in our academic gains."

A Two,Generation Impact Approach

One City isn’t just educating kids—they’re empowering families. With programs serving children from infancy through 8th grade, they take a holistic approach to success, combining rigorous academics with family and community engagement. The preschool accepts children as young as two, while staff with infants can enroll them onsite in the school’s infant center.

What Sets One City Apart

As a public charter school authorized by the Universities of Wisconsin, One City is open to students from across the state. With no entrance exams and a lottery,based admission when applications exceed capacity, equity is baked into the process.

Key features include:

Year,round academic calendar (ending in mid,July) , Athletics from kindergarten through middle school , Diverse extracurriculars like golf, ice skating, and Topgolf partnerships , Strong father involvement and parent,teacher engagement , High staff retention and community volunteerism

Real Results, Real Progress

Despite the challenges brought on by the pandemic, One City Schools has delivered impressive academic growth. From 2023–2024 alone:

Black student reading proficiency rose from 2% to 21% , Latino student reading proficiency jumped from 16% to 42% , In third and fourth grade, the gains were even greater—up to 60% for Latino students

"We’re showing what’s possible when you believe in kids," Caire noted. "We’re not just trying to catch up—we’re setting the bar."

A Culture of Belonging and Joy

Visitors to One City consistently notice three things: the joy on students’ faces, deep engagement in learning, and a visible, diverse parent presence—especially fathers. The culture is vibrant, welcoming, and focused on developing proud, solution,driven young leaders.

Community Partnership, Not Competition

One City Schools works alongside MMSD and other local districts to elevate all students, not divide them. As Noble Ray emphasized, "Education is too important to lock into one model. We need innovation, collaboration, and community commitment."

10th Anniversary Celebration: Rally for Our Future

On July 10, 2025, One City Schools will host "Rally for Our Future" at The Sylvee in Madison. Featuring keynote speaker LeVar Burton and education icon Dr. Gloria Ladson,Billings, this celebration is both a fundraiser and a rallying cry for the future of Wisconsin’s children.

Proceeds from the event will support One City’s operating costs and ongoing renovations at their Pleasant Rowland Leadership Campus—a 157,000,square,foot hub for K–8 education on Madison’s Beltline.

How You Can Support One City

Attend the Rally on July 10: Tickets available at weareonecity.org and The Sylvee’s website , Donate: Your support helps bridge the funding gap between charter and traditional public schools , Visit the school: See the difference for yourself , Spread the word: Share their mission, stories, and success

One City Schools is building more than a school system—they’re building a movement. A movement focused on joy, achievement, and leadership for all children, especially those too often left behind. With ten years of proof and a bold vision for the future, One City is creating the change Wisconsin needs—one student at a time.

Discover how One City Schools is transforming public education in Madison, Wisconsin with its unique charter model, two,generation impact approach, and vision to develop tomorrow's leaders. Check out Fusion's exclusive interview with founder Kaleem Caire and board member Noble Ray.
A Bold Vision for Education in Madison
At the heart of Madison&rsquo;s south side stands a movement that&rsquo;s redefining what public education can look like. One City Schools, founded in 2014 by Kaleem Caire, is more than a charter school network&mdash;it&rsquo;s a community,powered revolution with the mission to cultivate future leaders who are not only academically prepared but also passionate about changing the world for the better.
In an exclusive interview with DJ Fusion on 93.1 JAMZ's Fusion Afternoons, Kaleem Caire and former Madison Police Chief and current One City board member Noble Ray shared powerful insights into their work, growth, and goals for the future.
A Mission Rooted in Equity and Excellence
One City Schools operates with a clear mission: to prepare children for college, careers, and community leadership. Through an extended school year and longer school days, they ensure that every child&mdash;especially those historically underserved&mdash;has the time, support, and environment they need to thrive.
"We&rsquo;re producing transformational leaders," said Caire. "Our kids are joyful, engaged, and motivated. We&rsquo;re working with a high,need population, and it shows in our academic gains."
A Two,Generation Impact Approach
One City isn&rsquo;t just educating kids&mdash;they&rsquo;re empowering families. With programs serving children from infancy through 8th grade, they take a holistic approach to success, combining rigorous academics with family and community engagement. The preschool accepts children as young as two, while staff with infants can enroll them onsite in the school&rsquo;s infant center.
What Sets One City Apart
As a public charter school authorized by the Universities of Wisconsin, One City is open to students from across the state. With no entrance exams and a lottery,based admission when applications exceed capacity, equity is baked into the process.
Key features include:
Year,round academic calendar (ending in mid,July) , Athletics from kindergarten through middle school , Diverse extracurriculars like golf, ice skating, and Topgolf partnerships , Strong father involvement and parent,teacher engagement , High staff retention and community volunteerism
Real Results, Real Progress
Despite the challenges brought on by the pandemic, One City Schools has delivered impressive academic growth. From 2023&ndash;2024 alone:
Black student reading proficiency rose from 2% to 21% , Latino student reading proficiency jumped from 16% to 42% , In third and fourth grade, the gains were even greater&mdash;up to 60% for Latino students
"We&rsquo;re showing what&rsquo;s possible when you believe in kids," Caire noted. "We&rsquo;re not just trying to catch up&mdash;we&rsquo;re setting the bar."
A Culture of Belonging and Joy
Visitors to One City consistently notice three things: the joy on students&rsquo; faces, deep engagement in learning, and a visible, diverse parent presence&mdash;especially fathers. The culture is vibrant, welcoming, and focused on developing proud, solution,driven young leaders.
Community Partnership, Not Competition
One City Schools works alongside MMSD and other local districts to elevate all students, not divide them. As Noble Ray emphasized, "Education is too important to lock into one model. We need innovation, collaboration, and community commitment."
10th Anniversary Celebration: Rally for Our Future
On July 10, 2025, One City Schools will host "Rally for Our Future" at The Sylvee in Madison. Featuring keynote speaker LeVar Burton and education icon Dr. Gloria Ladson,Billings, this celebration is both a fundraiser and a rallying cry for the future of Wisconsin&rsquo;s children.
Proceeds from the event will support One City&rsquo;s operating costs and ongoing renovations at their Pleasant Rowland Leadership Campus&mdash;a 157,000,square,foot hub for K&ndash;8 education on Madison&rsquo;s Beltline.
How You Can Support One City
Attend the Rally on July 10: Tickets available at <a href="https://weareonecity.org/">weareonecity.org</a> and <a>The Sylvee&rsquo;s website</a> , Donate: Your support helps bridge the funding gap between charter and traditional public schools , Visit the school: See the difference for yourself , Spread the word: Share their mission, stories, and success
One City Schools is building more than a school system&mdash;they&rsquo;re building a movement. A movement focused on joy, achievement, and leadership for all children, especially those too often left behind. With ten years of proof and a bold vision for the future, One City is creating the change Wisconsin needs&mdash;one student at a time.

Inside One City Schools: A Decade of Innovation, Impact, and Future,Focused Education in Madison

DJ Fusion sits down with Siobhan Jackson, the powerhouse behind Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development’s Justified Anger Courses. As the Director of Adult Education, Siobhan is on a mission to educate, empower, and equip allies to be part of real systems change led by Black leadership. She shares insights on the mission of Nehemiah, the challenges facing adult learners—especially in marginalized communities—and how education can be a catalyst for transformation. Siobhan also opens up about a powerful success story that highlights the real impact of her work and discusses what needs to change in Madison to create more opportunities for Black and brown learners. With a background in nonprofit musical theater and arts education, she brings a unique perspective on the role of creativity and knowledge in community empowerment. This conversation is all about learning, growing, and taking action. For more on Justified Anger Courses, visit courses.justifiedanger.com or contact Siobhan at sjackson@nehemiah.org.

The Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development is a driving force for racial justice, community empowerment, and leadership development in Madison. Committed to transforming systems and uplifting Black voices, Nehemiah provides education, advocacy, and resources to equip individuals and organizations for meaningful change. Through programs like Justified Anger, they address racial disparities by fostering deep learning, community connection, and action-oriented solutions. Their work supports formerly incarcerated individuals, empowers youth, and strengthens families, all while cultivating Black leadership at every level. Huge shoutout to Dr. Alex Gee for his support in launching Community & Culture Inside Out.


For more on Nehemiah and its impact, visit nehemiah.org.

DJ Fusion sits down with Siobhan Jackson, the powerhouse behind Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development&rsquo;s Justified Anger Courses. As the Director of Adult Education, Siobhan is on a mission to educate, empower, and equip allies to be part of real systems change led by Black leadership. She shares insights on the mission of Nehemiah, the challenges facing adult learners&mdash;especially in marginalized communities&mdash;and how education can be a catalyst for transformation. Siobhan also opens up about a powerful success story that highlights the real impact of her work and discusses what needs to change in Madison to create more opportunities for Black and brown learners. With a background in nonprofit musical theater and arts education, she brings a unique perspective on the role of creativity and knowledge in community empowerment. This conversation is all about learning, growing, and taking action. For more on Justified Anger Courses, visit <a href="http://courses.justifiedanger.com/" data-start="973" data-end="1036">courses.justifiedanger.com</a> or contact Siobhan at <a href="mailto:sjackson@nehemiah.org">sjackson@nehemiah.org</a>. The Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development is a driving force for racial justice, community empowerment, and leadership development in Madison. Committed to transforming systems and uplifting Black voices, Nehemiah provides education, advocacy, and resources to equip individuals and organizations for meaningful change. Through programs like Justified Anger, they address racial disparities by fostering deep learning, community connection, and action-oriented solutions. Their work supports formerly incarcerated individuals, empowers youth, and strengthens families, all while cultivating Black leadership at every level. Huge shoutout to Dr. Alex Gee for his support in launching Community &amp; Culture Inside Out.
 For more on Nehemiah and its impact, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://nehemiah.org/" data-start="876" data-end="911">nehemiah.org</a>.

Siobhan from The Nehemiah Center For Urban Leadership 

Revolutionizing Music Distribution for Independent Artists

In today’s fast-paced digital music landscape, artists need more than just talent—they need the right tools, resources, and strategic distribution to maximize their reach. Enter Maverick Global Distribution, a Black-owned powerhouse founded by DJ Chill aka Will, dedicated to giving artists control over their music and money. This independent music distribution company is transforming the way artists share their music with the world, empowering them with the support they need to thrive in the industry.

Why Choose Maverick Global Distribution?Be a Maverick Artist

Maverick Global Distribution connects artists to over 500+ music blogs, magazines, online music stores, and streaming platforms worldwide. Whether you’re a rising star or an established act, their artist-first approach ensures your music gets the attention it deserves.

Comprehensive Digital Marketing Packages

Beyond distribution, Maverick offers specialized digital marketing packages designed to increase awareness of new releases, tours, and videos. With expert guidance from their marketing team, artists can expand their fan base and boost engagement on social media.

Access Your Future Royalties Now with DISTROadvance

For many independent artists, financial hurdles can stall progress. Maverick’s DISTROadvance program is a game-changer, allowing eligible artists to access future streaming royalties upfront to fund essential career moves, such as:
Touring expenses
PR, marketing, and promotions
Recording, production, and album pressing (including vinyl)

How DISTROadvance Works
Apply – Fill out a simple application.
Review Process – The team assesses your submission and streaming data.
Offer – If eligible, Maverick provides a custom offer.
Acceptance & Payment – Once accepted, payments are processed within 14 days.
Tracking – Artists can monitor their repayment progress via the payments dashboard.

Features That Set Maverick Apart

When you distribute with Maverick Global Distribution, you gain access to industry-leading benefits,

 including:

✔ Unlimited song and album uploads 
✔ 100% copyright retention
✔ Global distribution to 100+ platforms (Spotify, TikTok, Apple Music, etc.)
✔ Automatic royalty split management
✔ Detailed streaming analytics and insights
✔ Free barcodes, ISRC codes & iTunes pre-orders
✔ Fast delivery to stores, pre-save links, and smart URLs
✔ 24/7 dedicated artist support
✔ Direct royalty payments to your bank account
✔ Access to royalty advances

Join the Music Revolution Today

Maverick Global Distribution isn’t just another distributor—it’s a movement. By prioritizing independent artists and transparency, DJ Chill and his team are reshaping the industry to ensure artists stay in control of their careers while reaching a global audience.

Are you ready totake your music to the next level? Be a Maverick Artist today and experience a distribution service built with your success in mind.

🚀 Sign up now and start your journey with Maverick Global Distribution!

Revolutionizing Music Distribution for Independent Artists
In today&rsquo;s fast-paced digital music landscape, artists need more than just talent&mdash;they need the right tools, resources, and strategic distribution to maximize their reach. Enter Maverick Global Distribution, a Black-owned powerhouse founded by DJ Chill aka Will, dedicated to giving artists control over their music and money. This independent music distribution company is transforming the way artists share their music with the world, empowering them with the support they need to thrive in the industry.
Why Choose Maverick Global Distribution? Be a Maverick Artist
Maverick Global Distribution connects artists to over 500+ music blogs, magazines, online music stores, and streaming platforms worldwide. Whether you&rsquo;re a rising star or an established act, their artist-first approach ensures your music gets the attention it deserves.
Comprehensive Digital Marketing Packages
Beyond distribution, Maverick offers specialized digital marketing packages designed to increase awareness of new releases, tours, and videos. With expert guidance from their marketing team, artists can expand their fan base and boost engagement on social media.
Access Your Future Royalties Now with DISTROadvance
For many independent artists, financial hurdles can stall progress. Maverick&rsquo;s DISTROadvance program is a game-changer, allowing eligible artists to access future streaming royalties upfront to fund essential career moves, such as:
<ul data-spread="false">
<li>Touring expenses</li>
<li>PR, marketing, and promotions</li>
<li>Recording, production, and album pressing (including vinyl)</li>
</ul>
How DISTROadvance Works
<ol data-spread="false">
<li>Apply &ndash; Fill out a simple application.</li>
<li>Review Process &ndash; The team assesses your submission and streaming data.</li>
<li>Offer &ndash; If eligible, Maverick provides a custom offer.</li>
<li>Acceptance &amp; Payment &ndash; Once accepted, payments are processed within 14 days.</li>
<li>Tracking &ndash; Artists can monitor their repayment progress via the payments dashboard.</li>
</ol>
Features That Set Maverick Apart
When you distribute with Maverick Global Distribution, you gain access to industry-leading benefits,
&nbsp;including:
✔&nbsp;Unlimited song and album uploads&nbsp; ✔&nbsp;100% copyright retention ✔ Global distribution to 100+ platforms (Spotify, TikTok, Apple Music, etc.) ✔ Automatic royalty split management ✔ Detailed streaming analytics and insights ✔ Free barcodes, ISRC codes &amp; iTunes pre-orders ✔ Fast delivery to stores, pre-save links, and smart URLs ✔ 24/7 dedicated artist support ✔ Direct royalty payments to your bank account ✔ Access to royalty advances
Join the Music Revolution Today
Maverick Global Distribution isn&rsquo;t just another distributor&mdash;it&rsquo;s a movement. By prioritizing independent artists and transparency, DJ Chill and his team are reshaping the industry to ensure artists stay in control of their careers while reaching a global audience.
Are you ready to take your music to the next level? Be a Maverick Artist today and experience a distribution service built with your success in mind.
🚀 <a href="https://www.maverickglobaldistribution.com/">Sign up now and start your journey with Maverick Global Distribution!</a>

The Evolution of Distribution: Maverick Global Distribution

Empowering Black Entrepreneurs: A Conversation with Camille from the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce

The Madison Black Chamber of Commerce is on a mission to uplift and empower Black-owned businesses in the community. Recently, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Camille from the Chamber to discuss the organization’s impact, the challenges Black entrepreneurs face, and how the community can rally behind these businesses to foster economic growth and sustainability.

The Mission Behind the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce

Camille shed light on the Chamber’s core mission: to provide resources, advocacy, and opportunities for Black-owned businesses to thrive. The organization plays a crucial role in bridging the gap for entrepreneurs by offering networking events, financial literacy workshops, and access to capital.

Madison Black Chamber of Commerce Presents
The 7th Annual Black Business Awards & Recognition Exhibition

On Thursday, February 20, 2025, at 5:00 PM, the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce will host the 7th Annual Black Business Awards & Recognition Exhibition at Monona Terrace in Madison, WI. This prestigious event celebrates the bold visionaries and trailblazers shaping Madison’s Black business community. Attendees can look forward to an inspiring evening honoring outstanding businesses, networking opportunities, and a showcase of Black excellence. This event is a must-attend for anyone passionate about supporting and uplifting Black entrepreneurship.

Challenges Black Entrepreneurs Face

One of the key takeaways from our discussion was the unique challenges that Black business owners often encounter. From limited access to funding to the need for stronger networks, Camille emphasized that while progress is being made, there is still work to be done. The Chamber actively addresses these barriers by connecting business owners with mentorship programs and essential financial resources.

Looking Ahead: The Future of Black Entrepreneurship in Madison

As the Chamber continues its efforts, the vision for the future is clear: a thriving ecosystem where Black-owned businesses are not only supported but celebrated. Camille shared that upcoming initiatives, including grant programs and business development workshops, will further solidify Madison as a hub for Black entrepreneurship.

Get Involved

Whether you're a business owner looking for support or a community member eager to make a difference, there are countless ways to get involved with the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce. Visit their website, attend an event, or become a member to be part of this impactful movement.

The conversation with Camille was both enlightening and inspiring. It’s clear that through collaboration and continued support, Black-owned businesses in Madison have a bright future ahead. Let’s continue to champion economic equity and celebrate the rich entrepreneurial spirit within our community.

 

https://www.madisonblackchamber.com/

Empowering Black Entrepreneurs: A Conversation with Camille from the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce
The Madison Black Chamber of Commerce is on a mission to uplift and empower Black-owned businesses in the community. Recently, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Camille from the Chamber to discuss the organization&rsquo;s impact, the challenges Black entrepreneurs face, and how the community can rally behind these businesses to foster economic growth and sustainability.
The Mission Behind the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce
Camille shed light on the Chamber&rsquo;s core mission: to provide resources, advocacy, and opportunities for Black-owned businesses to thrive. The organization plays a crucial role in bridging the gap for entrepreneurs by offering networking events, financial literacy workshops, and access to capital.
Madison Black Chamber of Commerce Presents The 7th Annual Black Business Awards &amp; Recognition Exhibition
On&nbsp;Thursday, February 20, 2025, at 5:00 PM, the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce will host the&nbsp;7th Annual Black Business Awards &amp; Recognition Exhibition&nbsp;at&nbsp;Monona Terrace in Madison, WI. This prestigious event celebrates the bold visionaries and trailblazers shaping Madison&rsquo;s Black business community. Attendees can look forward to an inspiring evening honoring outstanding businesses, networking opportunities, and a showcase of Black excellence. This event is a must-attend for anyone passionate about supporting and uplifting Black entrepreneurship.
Challenges Black Entrepreneurs Face
One of the key takeaways from our discussion was the unique challenges that Black business owners often encounter. From limited access to funding to the need for stronger networks, Camille emphasized that while progress is being made, there is still work to be done. The Chamber actively addresses these barriers by connecting business owners with mentorship programs and essential financial resources.
Looking Ahead: The Future of Black Entrepreneurship in Madison
As the Chamber continues its efforts, the vision for the future is clear: a thriving ecosystem where Black-owned businesses are not only supported but celebrated. Camille shared that upcoming initiatives, including grant programs and business development workshops, will further solidify Madison as a hub for Black entrepreneurship.
Get Involved
Whether you're a business owner looking for support or a community member eager to make a difference, there are countless ways to get involved with the Madison Black Chamber of Commerce. Visit their website, attend an event, or become a member to be part of this impactful movement.
The conversation with Camille was both enlightening and inspiring. It&rsquo;s clear that through collaboration and continued support, Black-owned businesses in Madison have a bright future ahead. Let&rsquo;s continue to champion economic equity and celebrate the rich entrepreneurial spirit within our community.
&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.madisonblackchamber.com/">https://www.madisonblackchamber.com/</a>

The MBCC & 7th Annaul Black Business Awards & Recognition Exhibition

Youth football in Madison just got a major upgrade, thanks to Coach Sherman Lightfoot and the Madtown Elite Bulldogs.

 

In just two years, this Black-owned Pop Warner football organization has taken the game to new heights—winning state championships, competing at Soldier Field, and keeping young athletes engaged and off the streets.

I had the chance to sit down with Coach Lightfoot, the driving force behind the Bulldogs, to talk about their incredible journey, the impact of youth sports, and why Madison families should get involved.

Building Champions On and Off the Field

Coach Lightfoot’s vision for the Madtown Elite Bulldogs goes beyond just winning games. His goal? To create a safe, structured, and competitive environment where young athletes (ages 6-13) can develop not only as football players but also as leaders.

“This program isn’t just about football—it’s about giving kids an opportunity to stay active, develop discipline, and be part of something bigger than themselves,” says Coach Lightfoot.

With no weight limits and a high level of competition, the Bulldogs are a perfect fit for young athletes looking for a challenge. The program includes travel games, playoffs, championship rings, and trophies, making it an elite-level experience for Madison youth.

Year-Round Training and Two Tackle Seasons

Parents looking for a top-tier football program in Madison have two options to sign their kids up:
Spring Tackle Season – Kicking off with pre-season training, spring tackle prepares young athletes for competition early in the year.
Fall Tackle Season – The primary season with league games, playoffs, and championship opportunities.

💰 Sign up for both seasons and receive a discount! 

Investing in a year-round training and competition experience gives young athletes the best chance to develop their skills and stay ahead of the game.

Sponsorship Opportunities Available

Want to support youth football in Madison? Businesses and community leaders can sponsor the Madtown Elite Bulldogs to help provide more opportunities for local kids.

For details on sponsorships, contact Coach Sherman Lightfoot directly.

📞 Coach Sherman Lightfoot

📍 Director/Coach, Madtown Elite Bulldogs

📧https://www.mtebulldogs.org/

Get Your Athlete on the Field!

Madison families looking to get their kids involved in a high-quality, championship-caliber football program should sign up today!

📢 Register now for spring or fall tackle and be part of Madison’s premier youth football team!

This is more than just a football team—it’s a movement. Madtown Elite Bulldogs are shaping the future of youth sports in Wisconsin!

🔗 https://www.mtebulldogs.org/

Youth football in Madison just got a major upgrade, thanks to Coach Sherman Lightfoot and the Madtown Elite Bulldogs.
&nbsp;
In just two years, this&nbsp;Black-owned Pop Warner football organization&nbsp;has taken the game to new heights&mdash;winning&nbsp;state championships, competing at Soldier Field, and keeping young athletes engaged and off the streets.
I had the chance to sit down with&nbsp;Coach Lightfoot, the driving force behind the Bulldogs, to talk about their incredible journey, the impact of youth sports, and why Madison families should get involved.
Building Champions On and Off the Field
Coach Lightfoot&rsquo;s vision for the Madtown&nbsp;Elite Bulldogs goes beyond just winning games. His goal? To create a safe, structured, and competitive environment where young athletes (ages 6-13) can develop not only as football players but also as leaders.
&ldquo;This program isn&rsquo;t just about football&mdash;it&rsquo;s about giving kids an opportunity to stay active, develop discipline, and be part of something bigger than themselves,&rdquo; says Coach Lightfoot.
With&nbsp;no weight limits&nbsp;and a high level of competition, the Bulldogs are a perfect fit for young athletes looking for a challenge. The program includes&nbsp;travel games, playoffs, championship rings, and trophies, making it an elite-level experience for Madison youth.
Year-Round Training and Two Tackle Seasons
Parents looking for a&nbsp;top-tier football program&nbsp;in Madison have two options to sign their kids up:
<ul>
<li>Spring Tackle Season&nbsp;&ndash; Kicking off with pre-season training, spring tackle prepares young athletes for competition early in the year.</li>
<li>Fall Tackle Season&nbsp;&ndash; The primary season with league games, playoffs, and championship opportunities.</li>
</ul>
💰&nbsp;Sign up for both seasons and receive a discount!&nbsp;
Investing in a year-round training and competition experience gives young athletes the best chance to develop their skills and stay ahead of the game.
Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Want to support youth football in Madison? Businesses and community leaders can sponsor the Madtown Elite Bulldogs to help provide more opportunities for local kids.
For details on sponsorships,&nbsp;contact Coach Sherman Lightfoot directly.
📞&nbsp;Coach Sherman Lightfoot
📍 Director/Coach, Madtown Elite Bulldogs
📧<a href="https://www.mtebulldogs.org/">https://www.mtebulldogs.org/</a>
Get Your Athlete on the Field!
Madison families looking to get their kids involved in a&nbsp;high-quality, championship-caliber football program&nbsp;should sign up today!
📢&nbsp;Register now for spring or fall tackle and be part of Madison&rsquo;s premier youth football team!
This is more than just a football team&mdash;it&rsquo;s a movement. Madtown Elite Bulldogs are shaping the future of youth sports in Wisconsin!
🔗 <a href="https://www.mtebulldogs.org/">https://www.mtebulldogs.org/</a>

Madtown Elite Bulldogs: A Championship Legacy in the Making

Celebrating and uplifting Black Owned Businesses in and around Madison, WI!  

Spreading awareness of unique businesses and amazing causes in partnership with the Madison Black Chamber Of Commerce!

Celebrating and uplifting Black Owned Businesses in and around Madison, WI!  
Spreading awareness of unique businesses and amazing causes in partnership with the Madison Black Chamber Of Commerce!

Community & Culture : Inside Out

DJ Fusion presents Community & Culture: Inside Out

Celebrating and uplifting Black Owned Businesses and community advocates in and around Madison, WI.  Spreading awareness of unique businesses and amazing causes to bring Unity in the Community!

DJ Fusion presents Community &amp; Culture: Inside Out
Celebrating and uplifting Black Owned Businesses and community advocates in and around Madison, WI.  Spreading awareness of unique businesses and amazing causes to bring Unity in the Community!

Community & Culture: Inside Out

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