Monday, June 29, 2015

The NEW BREED of Politicians spoke at SATURDAY TALK, June 27, 2015

Photos by:  Craig Jackson 
James Methu - Mayor
Michael Sugden Jr. - Alderman District 11

Andrew Shaw - Alderman District 4
Joe Davis Sr. - Mayor
Randy Jones - Alderman District 7
June 29, 2015
City Center Milwaukee | DAY 232 | The Quarterly meeting of Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC was two hours (2) of engagements of discussion for informed Information sharing.  

SATURDAY TALK topic of discussion was:  
The Buck and NBA Bucks stop with the CORE CONSTITUENTS - NEW Arena and Park East Development for the NBA Milwaukee Bucks.

NEW BREED
The five (5) Speakers were a true expression of Hidden Talent and professionals willing to provide transparent and accountable leadership based in STEWARDSHIP for the electorates of the city of Milwaukee. 

They are:
  • Joe Davis Sr. - Mayor
  • James Methu - Mayor
  • Andrew Shaw - District 4
  • Randy Jones - District 7
  • Michael Sugden Jr. - District 11

They represent a NEW BREED.
They represent a NEW BREED of politicians in Milwaukee who see "Capacity Building" and removal of Enduring Concentrated Poverty means being INCLUSIVE in our economic development for quality-of-life issues for ALL Milwaukeeans.  

A common thread from each of the personable candidates was the insight about their "constituents" - Who they are?  Where they are?  What problems do they see?  What they want done.

"Hearing each one of the speakers/candidates, you could see and hear a NEW BREED".  "Hearing each one of the speakers/candidates, you could see and hear a NEW BREED of candidates for mayor and alderman for the charter officers of Milwaukee."  "Each speaker came to the podium with their brand of passion and expressed disappointment in how the Arena and Park East opportunity failed Milwaukeeans in its present proposal," said Mary Glass, Chair/CEO/CVO, Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC.

The topic of  discussion for SATURDAY TALK was centered on the "Cheaper to Keep Them" plan provided for Wisconsinites on June 4, 2015 by Governor Scott Walker, County Executive Chris Abele and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.

Some take-aways
Takeaways from the SATURDAY TALK session June 27, 2015 were:
  • Know the facts - bond issues, exemptions of taxes, burden of taxes, tax-shift burden on taxpayers in Milwaukee
  • Voter Registration
  • Spreading the wealth to the neighborhoods
  • Infrastructure injection with business development 
  • Employment linked to business development in the neighborhood with corporate businesses
  • Expected services for taxpayers through DCD, DPW and Neighborhood Services
  • Contacting your elected officials - city, county, state and federal
  • Present "Cheaper to Keep Them" pledge by Scott Walker - Governor, Chris Abele - County and Tom Barrett - Mayor IS not for Milwaukeeans and Milwaukee County
  • A NEW BREED of politicians have emerged.
Prepare to be amazed.

MPA LLC is going on the Road.

Saturday, June 27, 2015

SATURDAY TALK - An opportunity to share viewpoints on the Milwaukee Bucks Arena and Park East development

DATE
Saturday, June 27, 2015

PLACE
Center Street Library
2727 W. Center Street

TIME
12 Noon -2:30PM

Guest Speakers - 2016 Candidates

  • Joe Davis Sr. - Mayor
  • James Methu - Mayor
  • Andrew Shaw - District 4
  • Randy Jones - District 7
  • Michael Sugden Jr. - District 11
Lite Refreshments



Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Why JURSIK, SCHMITT, JOHNSON, TAYLOR, OMOKUNDE, WEDDLE and RAINEY must not let the People down


June 23, 2015
City Center Milwaukee | DAY 296 | The CORE CONSTITUENTS of the city of Milwaukee have to STAND TALL.  We can not allow our elected officials to cast votes that do not represent our core value issues.  We can not allow them to be led by slogans, bait-n-switch, bones of status thrown their way to sabotage the short- and long-term vision of the People.

We can not allow our elected officials to go forth in less knowledge and lack of due diligence.  They all  took (were supposed to) an Oath to the U.S. Constitution.  It is our duty to assist with the transparency, code of conduct, conflict of interest citings, accountability, and due diligence best practices.

We do not and can not get excellence from bad practices, cronyism, payment of markers, partisan politics, perks and privileges given - employment and appointments.  NO ONE IS EXEMPT from scrutiny.

Heads-up - Park East Real Estate
Therefore, we have to GO-FOR-BROKE here.
Therefore, we must call a SPADE-a-SPADE.
Therefore, we must call Walker, Abele and Barrett out on the discriminatory and divisive roll-out on June 4, 2015 - "It is Cheaper to Keep Them" scam to the People for the deal making of Wesley Edens,  Marc Lasry, Herb Kohl and the developers.

Therefore, we can not get confused by the wheeling and dealing of forecloser companies owned by the Bucks' owners or what the labor unions and MMAC are wheeling and dealing. 

Where is the BEEF for the DEEP POCKET investors, the CORE CONSTITUENTS?

Therefore, WE MUST ROLL CALL for Ethics and stand against MONOPOLY-OLIGOPOLY greed.

Is a deal durable?
The idea of a NEW Arena is durable.
The idea of an Entertainment and public space development is durable as a CATALYTIC development.
IF
If it is a Partnership with pen-2-paper; line items for guidance and accountability.
If there is a Partnership of TRUST.  If there are CORE CONSTITUENTS (African American, other People of Color and Work Challenged) on the Wisconsin Center District other than an elected official.  And, these appointees/envoys are tied to training and transparent reporting to the People. 

If the MASTER PLAN is "catalytic" - inclusive, respectful, weighted with rules and regulations that will drive the removal of Enduring Concentrated Poverty; it must show from beginning to end, all 3 phases of development with the CORE CONSTITUENTS written in for 10-20-30 years of commitment.

Park East Real Estate
This includes the Milwaukee County Economic and Community Development Committee LAID OVER vote receiving scrutiny.  Each member of the committee must be vetted for real reasons for their support of the deal submitted by Walker, Abele and Barrett.  

Favoritism based on "it will bring jobs" or "it has been vacant for 10 years" or "it will not change" is lazy-thinkingdivisive and unacceptable without real substantial reasons for agreeing. 

Duties
The Milwaukee County Economic and Community Development Committee oversees the administration of federal, state and local housing programs in the county, including the Urban Community Development Block Grant Program. Matters pertaining to economic development of Milwaukee County, including the best disposition of county properties, are decided by this Committee. It also makes decisions on the Research Park and the Airport Business Park.

The seven (7) member Economic and Community Development Committee members are:
  • Chair - Supervisor Patricia Jursik, District 8
  • Vice Chair - Supervisor Martin Weddle, District 5
  • Supervisor Supreme Moore Omokunde, District 10
  • Supervisor Steve Taylor, District 9
  • Supervisor Willie Johnson Jr., District 13
  • Supervisor Khalif Rainey, District 2
  • Supervisor James Schmitt, District 6
Their vetting starts NOW. From now to the next meeting, July 20, 2015, 9:00am, Room 201B.  Constituents and knowledgeable individuals should email, call, write and talk with those on this committee for exchange and sharing the MUST DO factsheet.  Their final decision must be based on at least nine (9)  steps taken.  They are:
  1. real due diligence - members of this committee individually and collective doing their homework.
  2. rationales backed up by data and commitments on the table for the constituents they represent (city and county).
  3. documentation by DNR and other proofing of the plan given on June 4, 2015 (Walker, Abele and Barrett) and other data in the possession of Milwaukee County
  4. call ABELE before the committee for INPUTS of his office that will tie-the-hands of the constituents that are in the master plan and his "questionable" $4 million per year collection for Milwaukee County.
  5. an investigation of mandatory collection and its impact to constituents.
  6. proof of jobs (gainful employment and wage benefits calculations over the 30-year timeframe for those un- and under-employed).  
  7. Each supervisor on the Economic and Community Development Committee justify how their constituents will overcome Enduring Concentrated Poverty by his/her vote on the issue.  
  8. means-test the benefits promised by the Bucks owners, investors and developers for the CORE CONSTITUENTS.
  9. each member on the committee note that he/she is putting their job on the line for any appearance of "cronyism", "business as usual" and "sabotage" of the best deal for the People.
All Hands on Deck
Supervisor Weddle

There were two members of this committee that voted "NO" at the June Meeting.  They were:
  • Supervisor Martin Weddle, District 5 - Vice Chair
  • Supervisor Khalif Rainey, District 2
We need EVERYONE at the table fighting the status quo of Enduring Concentrated Poverty, divisiveness, misuse of power, discrimination, lack of due process and economic development for those trapped.  We need NEW ideas.  We need our leaders to be proactive and not TAKE WHAT IS GIVEN as if that is all that can be done - especially when our BARGAINING CHIPS are at such a high premium.

Call and asked them why they voted "NO" at the June 15, 2015 meeting?
Supervisor Rainey

Ask Supervisor Rainey why he made the Motion to adopt the "as-is" plan and how many constituents had he polled from his district to come to that decision?

Also, ask Supervisor Taylor why he moved to Table the decision of the committee?

Ask the others what they are doing to ensure their decision on July 20, 2015 will be the right one.
                                          414.278.4222 - County Board number.

Due Diligence and Accountability
This is an investment of real estate, assets, a 30-year commitment, a substantial amount of add-ons that will be sucked up in the city coffers, the People can NOT allow the mayor, county executive and governor - sometimes seemingly animated during the June 4, 2015 press conference - to pass-off this INCOMPLETE and DISCRIMINATORY plan.  There are so many possibilities here.  

It is our time to "encrypt guarantees" here.
Not bait-n-switch number dropping.
Not the "DOWNTOWN excitement at the demise of the CORE CONSTITUENTS.
Not the haves celebrate take-over of the Peoples assets and cast them further into decline.

And since the CORE CONSTITUENTS were not asked to convene from the jump off of this deal, have been held back from input and negotiations; we must hold firm and take NO PRISONERS.
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Supervisor/Chair
Patricia Jursik
Economic and Community
Development Committee
Below are statements made by Supervisor and Chair of the Economic and Community Development Committee after the June meetings.  MPA LLC supports her comments all the way.
“The community of Milwaukee has a strong desire to keep the Milwaukee Bucks and to find a way to build a new, modern downtown arena.  But the current deal for Milwaukee County that rests on debt collection to pay for bonding on the arena cannot stand.
“Simply stated, ‘bad debt’ is not a revenue stream.  It is an unconscionable trick, not a resource. It is a con game of ‘hide the ball.’  The ball is largely property tax, whether garnered from diverting debt collections from the county’s collection of delinquent property taxes or other court judgments to pay bond liability for the new arena.  This collection would have otherwise offset property taxes in the budget. Additionally, if there is shortfall of the ‘bad debt’ collections, shared revenue from the state earmarked for Milwaukee will be diverted to pay this shortfall.  This, too, translates into property tax dollars or additional loss of services, likely shorting our parks and cultural assets such as the Milwaukee County Zoo or the Milwaukee Public Museum that ultimately depend on property tax support.  Any way you want to describe this shell game, funding will fall on property taxes, already the single most burdensome tax on our local residents.
“This is even more alarming to my south shore district of four lake shore cities, all outside of the City of Milwaukee, namely St. Francis, Cudahy, South Milwaukee and Oak Creek.  Nearly one-fourth of the foreclosure collections would come from these four cities.  Since Milwaukee County’s collection of ‘bad debt’ through foreclosure does not include any of the City of Milwaukee, all of this ‘bad debt’ revenue would come only from county suburban communities.  This is both inequitable to my district and may well be a denial of their equal protection property rights.
“The County Executive’s deal is unconscionable since this ‘bad debt’ collection will fall mostly on the poor, the elderly, those suffering medical setback or loss of a job.  Does the Buck’s organization really want to be associated with such a deal?  I call on the Bucks owners in the spirit of the generous gift of Herb Kohl to return to the bargaining table and get a real financing plan finalized.  Does the ‘Head of the Herd,’ the Bucks development group, want to be seen as a stampeding herd of hungry bucks trampling the elderly and vulnerable down an unbeaten path in their quest for riches in the heartland?”   
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SATURDAY TALK
Join us Saturday, June 27, 2015, Center Street Library, 2727 W. Center, 12 Noon to 2:30pm to address the CORE CONSTITUENTS & NBA BUCKS issues with information, grace, and perseverance.

Go to:   RESERVE YOU SPACE.  

PRESS RELEASE - The Buck and NBA Milwaukee Bucks Stop with the Core Constituents


June 23, 2015

The Buck and NBA Milwaukee Bucks Stop with the Core Constituents
SATURDAY TALK puts Skin-n-the-Game with ‘Follow the Money’ forum

On Saturday, June 27, 2015, Milwaukee Professional Association LLC will host Follow the Money – The Buck and NBA Milwaukee Bucks Stop here, from 12 Noon – 2:30pm, Center Street Library, 2727 W. Center Street.  It is an opportunity for the People to examine the issues and say, Aye or No in looking at the benefits and non-benefits for the People of the city of Milwaukee.

Speakers invited include the 2015-2016 candidates pursuing office for the city of Milwaukee.  They are candidates for mayor and alderperson – pursuing a NEW office.

On June 4, 2015, the owners of the government coffers at the city level; and, stockholders-stakeholders of the county, state and federal coffers were given another Bait-n-Switch claim in a press conference lead by Governor Scott Walker, County Executive Chris Abele and Mayor Tom Barrett for selling the $$mega Arena and Park East deal for the NBA team named Milwaukee Bucks and its NEW owners, investors and developers. 

They forgot to include the owners of the coffers at the bargaining table.  The ones that were being mentioned in the “pie chart” posters and numbers it stated in their catchy theme.

The details of Skin-n-the-Game for the CORE CONSTITUENTS – African American, other People of Color and the Work Challenged – those asked to pay-the-tab, Fork over valuable real estate, and commit to decades of investments, were completely missing from the press conference. 

How can this deal be taken seriously by the CORE CONSTITUENTS?  It appears to be fraudulent and fraught with disrespect.

Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC has launched its NEW website – MPA LLC BUCKS PAGE – www.mpallcmkebuckspage.blogspot.com.   This website will share for informed decision making for CORE CONSTITUENTS.  Additionally, MPA LLC will host the first forum discussion on Saturday, June 27, 2015, Center Street Library, 2727 W. Center, 12 Noon – 2:30pm.  Open to the Public.

TO RESERVE A SPACE, Go to:


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Friday, June 19, 2015

MPA LLC CALLS FOR EMANCIPATION of the Bucks deal that fails to "partner" with the CORE CONSTITUENT of Milwaukee

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It is June 19, 2015 - | DAY 292 | Juneteenth Day is a special day for African Americans in the United States, it proclaimed freedom in Texas that had already been proclaimed 2 years earlier in 1863, but not recognized in Texas.

This year, we celebrate 150 years.

INCLUSIVE Detail is needed for the People in Milwaukee
On this 150th celebration, Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC calls on the People of the city of Milwaukee and the state of Wisconsin to hereby honor this Emancipation law and the fourteenth (14) Amendment in the deal of the Milwaukee Bucks plan.

  • MPA LLC calls upon the elected officials to seek absolute equality of rights and rights of property between the negotiation of the deal for the owners and developers of the Milwaukee Bucks arena and the proposed Park East real estate.  
  • MPA LLC reminds the elected officials of Wisconsin of the 14th Amendment that states, "No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; not deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the law."
  • This includes negotiation and re-negotiation for the best bang of buck to ensure that the Bucks Arena and Park East real estate has specifics in writing that speaks to the 20-30 commitment, beginning-to-end; of built-in and anchor projects (construction of each phase - Timeline: Phase I ~2015 to 2017; Phase II ~2018 to 2022; Phase III ~2023 to 2027 and each development in the phase), i.e., construction staging, stages I, II and III - public art, street facing, NBA Practice, facility, retail, office, housing, and green design, all tied to the infrastructure growth of gainful employment and vetted businesses that are tied to the CORE CONSTITUENTS (especially African American and other People of Color) of the city of Milwaukee where the property is.  
  • CORE CONSTITUENTS are NOT limited to DBE and other catchy designations. This too often leads to non-fulfilment of engagement worth-time-revenue and changes in status quo.  Specifics with tied agreement to show that this is a plan that is rooted in "equity partnership" - CORE CONSTITUENTS (lead group) and Bucks owners/developers.
  • This is to be a project/plan/agreement that has designations that are catalytic-specific to number of jobs and economic development - with timelines.  To show that the People's investment show improvement-reform in Enduring Concentrated Poverty.
  • A project/plan/agreement that gives number specifics that match jobs identified.
  • Infrastructure sustainability with number and type of business owners-to-administrators, skilled worker-to-trainee, race identified with respect of city population and neighborhood disparity.
  • A project/plan/agreement that identifies NEW and hidden talent at the neighborhood and census tract level tied to a major 2015 mega deal for DEAL agreement.

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June 19, 1885
One of General Granger’s first orders of business was to read to the people of Texas, General Order Number 3 which began most significantly with:
"The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and free laborer."
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Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States.  Dating back to 1865, it was on June 19th that the Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed at Galveston, Texas with news that the war had ended and the enslave were now free.

Note that this was two and a half years after President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation - which had become official January 1, 1863. The Emancipation Proclamation had little impact on the Texans due to the minimal number of Union troops to enforce the new Executive Order. However, with the surrender of General Lee in April of 1865, and the arrival of General Granger’s regiment, the forces were finally strong enough to influence and overcome the resistance.

Later attempts to explain this two and a half year delay in the receipt of this important news have yielded several versions that have been handed down through the years. Often told is the story of a messenger who was murdered on his way to Texas with the news of freedom. Another, is that the news was deliberately withheld by the enslavers to maintain the labor force on the plantations. And still another, is that federal troops actually waited for the slave owners to reap the benefits of one last cotton harvest before going to Texas to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation. All of which, or neither of these version could be true. Certainly, for some, President Lincoln's authority over the rebellious states was in question   For whatever the reasons, conditions in Texas remained status quo well beyond what was statutory.

History Juneteenth.com

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Why MPA LLC created and will maintain this website - POVERTY & RACISM, A must view and read


On April 18, 2008, Mary Glass, Chair/CEO/CVO, Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC posted an article on Newsvine called:  

An Exposé - Hog Wild Institutional Racism in Milwaukee by Elected Officials

Two societies, one black, one white --separate and unequal" in Milwaukee.



In 2008, Bill Moyer talked to ex-Senator Fred Harris, OK, the lone surviving member of the Kerner Commission, about specifics of the Kerner Report and Milwaukee was one of the cities he cited.

FRED HARRIS: That's right. And I remember one-- we went for example, we went to-- Milwaukee. And I spent a good portion of that day in a black barbershop. We found Milwaukee as segregated really, maybe more so, then southern cities. I kept saying to people -- "Do you run into much discrimination here in Milwaukee?" And people didn't know quite how to answer it. It turned out the reason was, that they didn't see any white people. That's how segregated Milwaukee was.

And we found there people, of course, and this was true all over. Black people had come up there looking for jobs.

LEARN MORE - Transcript

LEARN MORE - VIDEO
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TODAY, June 16, 2015
The BEAT GOES ON.
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FRED HARRIS: We used the word racism. And on the commission, we had two or three people say, "Should we use that word, racism?"

BILL MOYERS: Not a word that was thrown around largely by-- government panels in the 1960s.


FRED HARRIS: We felt that was very important. I did and I think it was to say it. Because what we know is that oppressed people often come to believe about themselves the same bad stereotypes that the dominant society has. Our saying racism-- I think was very important to a lot of black people who said, "Well, maybe it's not just me. Maybe I'm not-- by myself at fault here. Maybe there's something else going on."

BILL MOYERS: I remember that the headlines based on the premature leak of a summary of the report would read-"A Commission Blames Riots on Whites."

FRED HARRIS: That's right.
BILL MOYERS: White racism. And that inflamed-- whites who didn't want to be blamed.

Take the time, read the transcript and listen to what has and is the ROOT of why CORE CONSTITUENTS can not allow this mega opportunity go pass WITHOUT the pubic (We the People) bringing assets to the table and DEMANDING that we receive new millennial MARKET RATE benefits with specificity to change and IMPACT disparities that are stifling. 
NO MORE Bait-N-Switch.

NO MORE taking from the POOR and giving to the haves.  They must earn our TRUST and they must come with DUE DILIGENCE at the core value of the Arena and Park East development.  They need to read this report and the DWilson report to get a grasp of what we are prepared to negotiate.  PERIOD.

This report speaks to the TRUTH.  This video talks of conditions that are NOW - reported in 2008 about the 1967 Kerner Commission.  It sounds like and is an assessment of NOW.

LEARN MORE 

It is important that the People contact all elected officials and voice NO DEAL without specifics of benefits to the People and those benefits must have "legs" that grow 20-30 years in commitments to the plan. 

The developers are thinking "ME-ME" with our resources.

Monday, June 15, 2015

Members of the public weigh in on arena plan, proposed Park East sale; dueling arguments emerge

The Bucks Team - 14 Players, ages 20-31 years - CHARGERS and CHANGERS for the CORE CONSTITUENTS

Milwaukee Bucks 2015 Line-up
Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC sees the Bucks Team as a POWER CHANGER & CHARGER for the Proposed Buck Developments - Arena and Phase I, III & IV.

Milwaukee Bucks 2015 Line-up
The fourteen players above represent Millennials in today's marketplace.  They are the talent that the city of Milwaukee will embrace as it NBA Basketball team, the team the fans will support at upcoming home court games, the team that will bring personal revenue as a Milwaukee NBA TEAM as well as those NBA teams that they bring to Milwaukee.  They are STAKEHOLDERS.

As stakeholders, Milwaukeeans and nearby fans are being asked to share real estate for a NEW Bucks Arena and a newly developed prime real estate know as Park East.  This is property owned by Milwaukee County and represent tax dollars of the CORE CONSTITUENTS - the population of Milwaukee and its County site.

We see this as an excellent time to become partners of the men of the Bucks team.  As well as incorporate NBA Cares.

To be specific, MPA LLC seeks a NEW model as a CHANGER and CHARGER in assisting to re-define, re-brand and UN-trap talent and help create HOPE.





CHARGERS & CHANGERS - Personal traits
It is also an excellent time for the members of the Bucks team to take note of this deal. Since they are default investors, they may decide down the road to do as other NBA team members, go into politics and become the mayor of a city like Milwaukee or Milwaukee. Kevin Johnson, retired from the NBA and is presently the mayor of Sacramento, CA.

He was known for his work on the court and in the community.

The 14 men of the Milwaukee Bucks represent accomplishments, decision making, athletic prowess, diversity, success, wealth building, security, leadership, sportsmanship and entrepreneurship - they represent men working as a team to get a job done.  They would be excellent for grooming some not so smooth behaviors and CORE CONSTITUENTS in need of positive role models for introducing HOPE.  

They come from varied backgrounds, cities and countries.  
They can sharpen their skills and realize plateaus not before seen.
They CAN GIVE prospectives as African American males and working with African American males on the team.  They are ages 20-31.

This is a huge cadre of opportunities for possibility in helping to re-define, re-brand and UN-trap CORE CONSTITUENTS of the city of Milwaukee that are mired in risky behaviors caused by Enduring Concentrated Poverty and "by-design" discrimination and exclusion in wealth building.  That means the environment that they live in is so toxic with negatives the VISION OF HOPE is mired in the Enduring Concentrated Poverty.  

The team is an intricate part of the deal - they play ball.  They win games.  They win Championships.  All three brings revenue to them and to the city of Milwaukee through various factors starting with the assessment that is placed on each NBA PLAYER.
They are stakeholders.  If they purchase property in the city of Milwaukee they become Milwaukeeans.

They play with the NBA/National Basketball Association through being a member of the Milwaukee Bucks.  By being a member of the NBA, they bring other dial-ups for assisting in the re-defining, re-branding, and UN-trapping fellow Millennials that live in the city of Milwaukee.  

MPA LLC is looking at Scholarship, Entrepreneurship and Mentorship camps as starters that build various assets that start with character building and morale framing.  It is having an OFF and ON Season Institute for identifying hidden talent of leadership.  Yes.  Sports is automatic; but, it is NOT the end all to building a healthy and safe neighborhood structure. 

We have some very serious issues that are byproducts of the disparities.  

They are ingrained in the culture and day-to-day environment.  We see the 14-member team (now and evolving) for the duration of the 20-30 year investment to commit to growing the young and not so young minds of the city of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County by accessing the talents and resources of the NBA Milwaukee Buck Team. 

MPA LLC is in the process of formulating a template for PHASE I to present to the Milwaukee Bucks Team, owners and Adam Silver, Commissioner.
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Giannis Antetokounmpos, 20, #34, Sepolia, GREECE

Jared Dudley, 29, #9, San Diego, CA

John Henson, 24, #31, Greensboro, NC

Jorge Gutierrez, 26, #13, Chihuahua, MEXICO

Khris Middleton, 23, #22, Charleston, SC

Michael Carter-Williams, 23, #5, Hamilton, MA

Miles Plumlee, 26, #21, Wayne, IN, #21


Tyler Ennis, 20, #11, Brampton, CANADA

Jerryd Bayless, 26, #19 - Phoenix, AZ

Damien Inglis, 20, #17, Cayenne, FRANCE
                                        Jabari Parker, 20, #13, Chicago, IL
O J Mayo, 27, #00, Hunington, WV
Johnny Lee O'Bryant III, 22, #3, Cleveland, MS


Zaza Pachulia, 31, #27, Tbilsi, GA

FOX 6 - What does it take for a deal - Milwaukee Bucks Plan

Rewind: Week in Review 6/8-6/12 - Wisconsin Eye

Published on Jun 12, 2015
On June 12, 2015 senior producer Steve Walters and Wispolitics.com editor JR Ross discussed the week in politics for 6/8-6/12.