Faith leaders of different religions came together Thursday afternoon inside the downtown Detroit United Methodist Church to oppose Islamophobic rhetoric that's ramped up ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. “In the final weeks of Michigan's U.S. Senate race, we have watched religious identity used as a weapon,” said Rev....

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‘Slow News Day’: Trump Targets LeBron James In Online Rant, Urges WNBA Boycott

LeBron James brushed off President Donald Trump’s criticism of his behavior during the national anthem as a “slow news day,” while Trump also called for a boycott of the WNBA over teams leaving the court during the song.

Metro Detroit Faith Leaders Call Out Islamophobia in Michigan Senate Race

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Pritzker’s $40 Million Political Push Extends to Michigan and Georgia Ahead of Midterms

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has donated nearly $40 million to Democratic causes across the country, including efforts in Georgia, sparking conversation about his national political influence.

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From Hip-Hop to Gospel, the Bible Has a Brand-New Beat

By Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware Genesis can now come as hip-hop. Psalms can sway to reggae. The Gospels can be sung by a children’s choir,...

Coco Jones Unbothered As Woman Hurls Racist Insults During Photoshoot: ‘I’m Black And I’m Proud’

Coco Jones was targeted with racist insults during a New York Fashion Week photoshoot but continued posing and smiling after responding, “I’m Black and I’m proud.”

Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Noncitizen Voter Investigations In 9 States Ahead Of Midterms

A federal judge cited concerns about flawed data and voter intimidation in ordering a halt to the Trump administration’s investigations into potential noncitizen voters across nine states.

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A dark money group that ran digital ads against progressive Democrats during the primary cycle is now spending against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed ahead of...

Black Women in Michigan Politics Honor Karine Jean-Pierre and Jalisa Washington-Price at Annual Luncheon

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Property is Power! Black America Is Working Harder, but Are We Getting Ahead?

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