Bar Leagues in Milwaukee
More than just sports
Milwaukee plays host to an enormous bar league culture that offers its participants an opportunity to play games, make friends and unwind in the clubhouse, which, in this case, is a bar. Leagues operate year-round, and offer a range of activities to suit your personal taste, from old-school bar games such as darts and billiards to sports like volleyball and Irish hurling, from drinking games such...
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Ezekiel Gillespie: Milwaukee’s Champion of African-American Voting Rights
Honoring Wisconsin’s black history
Wisconsin was among the first states to grant its African-American residents the right to vote, thanks to the protest vote of a former slave who became a well-respected Milwaukee resident. Just after the Civil War, Ezekiel Gillespie, born into slavery in the South in 1818 as the son of a slave owner, successfully sued the state to affirm the right of Wisconsin’s black citizens to vote. Gillespie had been turned away from the...
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