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Finding unity after unrest: How this Black business hub rose from the ashes
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The fatal police shooting of Sylville Smith in 2016 led to a weekend of unrest in Milwaukee’s Sherman Park neighborhood. From that came a model for progress and what is now the heartbeat of the community: the Sherman Phoenix — a space home to more than two dozen businesses of color.Sept. 3, 2020
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