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The Cyclospora Outbreak Is Easing. The Bigger Problem Isn’t.

This post was originally published on Word In Black. BY JENNIFER PORTER GORE Three months after the likely first batch of lettuce contaminated with the Cyclospora parasite was sold in the United States, food inspectors and public health officials appear to be getting a grip on the outbreak that has sickened thousands...

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The Cyclospora Outbreak Is Easing. The Bigger Problem Isn’t.

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This post was originally published on Word In Black. BY JENNIFER PORTER GORE Three months after the likely first batch of lettuce contaminated with the Cyclospora parasite...

Ahead of Detroit Visit, Colin Kaepernick says Jay-Z Has ‘Guilty Conscience’ About Deals with NFL, Target 

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Ostracized former NFL player Colin Kaepernick will take the stage at the Seventh Annual National Black Footwear Forum at Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design (PLC Detroit) on September 12,...

Money Matters: What’s Really Happening in Metro Detroit’s Housing Market 

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By: Mark S. Lee, Guest Columnist  If you’re buying or selling a home in Metro Detroit right now, the housing market may feel a little...

Beyond the Plate: Detroit Made, Chicago Refined — The Journey of Drake Wilkins Jr. 

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By Nina Love, All Black Everything Hospitality Group CEO   There is something powerful about leaving Detroit, landing in another great food city, and unexpectedly finding...

Mental Health, Black Excellence, Disability and the Pain We Do Not See 

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By Hodari P.T. Brown, Contributor  There is a dangerous assumption we make about talented people: because someone is intelligent, accomplished, educated, gifted or resilient, they must...

Gary Fell Into Darkness. Black Churches Refused to Leave It There

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This post was originally published on Word In Black. BY REV. DOROTHY S. BOULWARE When a powerful storm swept through the area earlier this month, downing trees...

Dolly Parton Didn’t Just Say Black Lives Mattered. She Showed It.

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This post was originally published on Word In Black. BY REV. DOROTHY S. BOULWARE She grew up poor, one of a dozen children living in a one-room...

Property is Power! When ‘Race-Neutral’ Policy Ignores a Racial History 

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Property is Power! When ‘Race-Neutral’ Policy Ignores a Racial History By Dr. Anthony O. Kellum, Contributor  The federal government’s retreat from Special Purpose Credit Programs deserves close attention. The term may...

When “Choice” Comes to Michigan, Black Communities Will Pay the Price – Again

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By Drs. Pamela Pugh and Anne Tapp Jaksa Michigan is being told that the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit is about opportunity. We have heard that...
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