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Milwaukee County Judge Kristy Yang - the first female Hmong-American elected as a judge in the U.S. -- spoke Feb. 7 to students at Lincoln Middle School. She told students her story of overcoming adversity, born in a refugee camp in Thailand and arriving in the United States knowing only two words in English -- "Pepsi, please." Judge Yang told students: “If we remain focused, if we stay committed to ourselves … there is a way out of our situation, a way to overcome our challenges.” She encouraged them to pursue community service opportunities as it helps them learn how to be compassionate. “You know what, you think you’ve got it tough — someone else has it tougher.” Judge Yang's visit was underwritten by a grant from LPEF and sponsored by Wells Fargo. ... See MoreSee Less

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Forty-three black, biracial and multiracial La Crosse students got to take a cross-county trip this summer and today they're presenting what they learned to the community.
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Is anyone else tired of seeing this School Closed graphic yet? Lots of winter left. Safe travels if you have to go out today! All afternoon and evening activities are canceled today too. Please share this post and help spread the word. ... See MoreSee Less

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Milwaukee County Judge Kristy Yang - the first female Hmong-American elected as a judge in the U.S. -- spoke Feb. 7 to students at Lincoln Middle School. She told students her story of overcoming adversity, born in a refugee camp in Thailand and arriving in the United States knowing only two words in English -- "Pepsi, please." Judge Yang told students: “If we remain focused, if we stay committed to ourselves … there is a way out of our situation, a way to overcome our challenges.” She encouraged them to pursue community service opportunities as it helps them learn how to be compassionate. “You know what, you think you’ve got it tough — someone else has it tougher.” Judge Yang's visit was underwritten by a grant from LPEF and sponsored by Wells Fargo. ... See MoreSee Less

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