Join host Keith Parris on 'Community Voice' for a compelling discussion on systemic racism and community strength. This episode delves into how historical injustices, like segregation and economic inequality, continue to affect African-American communities today. Keith is joined by special guests including Ray Nitty, Fred Collier, and Jamiah Rogers, who share insights into the cultural and social fabric of Milwaukee.

Discover how music and activism intersect to create change, and learn about the inspiring Summer Cultural Music Series. From the tragic story of Cohen Wiley to the uplifting power of community events, this episode covers a wide range of crucial topics. Don't miss the engaging conversations on overcoming adversity, the importance of teaching life-saving skills like swimming, and the role of music in cultural identity.

Chapters
0:00 Show Introduction
3:22 Welcome and Announcements
6:45 Historical Racism in Swimming
9:34 Personal Stories on Swimming
11:02 Iran Nuclear Deal Discussion
13:18 Spotlight on Gil Scott Heron
15:42 Cohen Wiley Tragedy
18:57 Police Response and Racism
24:41 Listener Calls and Reactions
45:19 Summer Cultural Music Series
50:21 Interview with Ray Nitty
59:38 Interview with Jamiah Rogers
1:07:40 Community Events and Reflections
1:14:12 Final Thoughts and Closing

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