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Lee Matz

Lee Matz

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Editor-in-Chief, The Milwaukee Independent

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  • March First Movement: Koreans in Milwaukee observe the anniversary of Korea's push for Independence

    By Lee Matz Verified| The Milwaukee Independent Verified Every year on March 1, Koreans pause to remember the wave of patriotic fervor that swept their country more than a century ago. Known as the March First Movement or the Samil Movement, the historic uprising on March 1, 1919, is widely recognized as a catalyst in Korea’s quest for independence from Japanese colonial rule. Over time, the 3-1 Festival Day (삼일절 Samiljeol) has become a powerful symbol of national pride and self-determination.

    By Lee Matz Verified · The Milwaukee Independent

    Mar. 01, 2025

  • David Crowley: Redefining Milwaukee County's leadership through education as a new UWM graduate

    By Lee Matz Verified| The Milwaukee Independent Verified It is not every day that a high-level elected official quietly attends classes, writes research papers, and sits side-by-side with traditional undergraduates while holding one of the most influential positions in local government. Yet Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who has recently completed a bachelor’s degree in Community Engagement and Education from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee (UWM), managed to do exactly that.

    By Lee Matz Verified · The Milwaukee Independent

    Dec. 16, 2024

  • March First Movement: Koreans in Milwaukee observe the anniversary of Korea's push for Independence

    By Lee Matz Verified| The Milwaukee Independent Verified Every year on March 1, Koreans pause to remember the wave of patriotic fervor that swept their country more than a century ago. Known as the March First Movement or the Samil Movement, the historic uprising on March 1, 1919, is widely recognized as a catalyst in Korea’s quest for independence from Japanese colonial rule. Over time, the 3-1 Festival Day (삼일절 Samiljeol) has become a powerful symbol of national pride and self-determination.

    By Lee Matz Verified · The Milwaukee Independent

    Mar. 01, 2025

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The Milwaukee Independent