A Madison community leader looks to build youth resilience through basketball, a candidate in Green Bay hopes to become the first Hmong woman on city council and a Madison business sells “unauthorized authentic” clothes to keep high fashion affordable.

 

Here are the stories we're talking about today:

 

https://madison365.com/ericka-brown-longtime-mmsd-worker-and-east-side-community-leader-kicks-off-new-higher-dimensions-youth-basketball-program/

 

https://madison365.com/christina-thor-announces-candidacy-for-alder-looks-to-become-first-hmong-american-woman-on-green-bay-city-council/

 

https://blueprint365.org/the-hustle/mz-thick-4-u-leverages-outlet-style-sourcing-to-offer-affordable-fashionable-plus-size-clothing-encourages-women-to-embrace-the-characters-that-we-are/