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Black Republicans Encouraged by GOP Focus on Detroit Despite Lopsided Defeat

Michigan Republicans at the top of the ticket campaigned in Detroit more than past GOP candidates in the past. Republican candidates and campaigns showed...

Black Businesses Shine at Downtown Detroit Markets This Holiday Season

Detroit's holiday season is officially underway, and downtown is once again making room for local entrepreneurs to turn their creativity into commerce. The Downtown...

Cosm and Disney Bring ‘Star Wars: A New Hope’ to Shared Reality in 2027

The iconic film will celebrate its 50th anniversary with an immersive experience at Cosm Detroit and other locations nationwide. A galaxy far, far away is...

C.S. Mott Center for Human Growth and Development Host Free Health Fair for Pregnant Women

Detroit area pregnant women and their families are invited and encouraged to attend a free health fair on Sunday, Nov. 22, 2026 hosted by...

Scott Colom Reflects On Historic Win, Pledges To Serve All Mississippians In First Speech

Mississippi Sen.-elect Scott Colom reflected on faith, perseverance and his commitment to serving all residents after his historic election victory.

EdTrust Midwest’s Annual Report Highlights Six Biggest Hurdles in Michigan’s K-12 Education

"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today." –Malcolm X. About one-third of Michigan’s third graders...

Scott Colom Projected To Become Mississippi’s First Black Elected U.S. Senator

Democrat Scott Colom is projected to defeat Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi's U.S. Senate race.

Diallo Smith: Detroit’s Blueprint for Urban Renewal

By Diallo Smith, President & CEO, Life Remodeled Detroit is capturing national attention for transforming its shuttered school buildings into engines of economic opportunity. With...

Irma P. Hall, Big Mama In ‘Soul Food,’ Dead At 91

Irma P. Hall, the actress who played the beloved family matriarch Big Mama in the 1997 film Soul Food, has died. She was 91.

Marvin Gaye Heard the Brothers Who America Sent to War

Music can change what a country is willing to hear about itself. In 1971, Motown’s Marvin Gaye released the song “What’s Going On.” It was...

There Are Now More Seats. We Need a Larger Table.

By Dennis Archer, Jr. - Chairman & CEO, sixteen42 ventures Colleagues & Friends,A few weeks before the general election, a dear friend of mine,...

A Family of Service Rooted in Pontiac

Linzie Sherrell Jr. was 17 when he begged his mother to let him go to war. Nearly 30 years later, when his youngest son...
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