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 the general election. "Abdul El-Sayed doesn't care about the Black community," reads the caption of the digital ad from the National Empowering Black America PAC. Republicans in...

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Dark Money Group Ad Highlights Black-Arab Tensions in Detroit

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

During the Biden Administration, America was still reeling from the devastation of the Covid-19 pandemic. Inflation and prices were soaring; people were still struggling...

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

By Dr. Anthony O. Kellum, Contributor There is something troubling about the economic condition of Black America that deserves more attention than it receives. We...

Slotkin Angers Trump Over White House Corruption Claims

U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin in an exclusive interview with Michigan Chronicle said threats from the president won't stop her from seeking accountability for members...

Justice Department Plans Unprecedented Election Monitoring Operation Ahead of Midterms

The U.S. Department of Justice is preparing to deploy approximately 1,000 federal election monitors across all 50 states for the November 3 midterm elections, an unprecedented expansion of a longstanding federal oversight program that has raised concerns among civil rights organizations and state el

GOP Senate Candidate Claims Black Voter Support, But Polling Is Unclear

Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers claims he is gaining support from Black voters in Michigan, but polling shows a tight statewide race without evidence of increased support among Black voters specifically.

Ex-NFL Player Jon Vaughn: The Danger Inside the Movement

Part II of a three-part series. Part I can be found here on MichiganChronicle.com. By Jon Vaughn In 2020, the case that would bring more than...

Protect the Future of Detroit’s Black Youth by Voting Harris, Smith, Whitfield, Jones, and Moore for DPSCD School Board

Detroit, in essence, is the cultural and economic beating heart of Black America, and as such, there’s no more sacred responsibility than protecting and...

Detroit’s Children Are on the Ballot. Let’s Show Up for Them.

A Community Letter from Leaders in Detroit's Philanthropic Community On November 3, Detroiters will make one of the most consequential decisions facing our city, though...

Money Matters: State of Consumer Confidence

By Mark S. Lee, Contributor Americans are sending a troubling message about the economy: They are increasingly worried about where things are headed, and the...

23-0 4th Quarter Run Fuels Pistons in Historic 121-113 Opening Day Comeback Win Over Boston

Going six minutes without scoring a single point in an NBA game is hard to overcome. But after falling behind by 15 points in the...

West Village Residents Rally Against Detroit Council Member’s Request to Review Small Business Licenses

Detroit residents at an emergency meeting Monday night loudly pushed back on council member Renata Miller’s request to the city’s building and safety department...
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