WI GOP legislators spruce up their white privilege identity
If you thought the days of Wisconsin's right-wing GOP reflex to insensitive insularity had ended when the dog-whistling Scott Walker was dismissed, you need to note that Republicans' dog-whistles have gotten even louder:

Wisconsin Republicans reject second effort to include Colin Kaepernick in Black History Month resolution
Wisconsin lawmakers spent Tuesday and Wednesday embroiled in a debate over how to commemorate Black History Month — specifically, whether to include former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick on a list of African-Americans being honored by the Legislature...
There are no black Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature.

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On the Wikipedia page for "List of African-American Republicans (past and present)," I searched on "Wisconsin." There were zero hits.
Jim Steineke?
I was going to say David Clarke, but he was a Democrat ;-)
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