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Chronicle Conversations: For the Formerly Incarcerated, Being Home Doesn’t Always Mean Being Free

In 2025, the State of Michigan touted that its rate of recidivism – the term used for parolees re-entering the prison system after three...

Introducing ‘Chronicle Conversations’: Talk to us, and Let’s Start a Discussion 

If you’ve been paying attention to our publication lately, we’ve been increasing our efforts to not only reinforce our status in the community as a conversation leader, but remind that we’re a community...

Denzel McCampbell is Blazing a Trail to Detroit’s Future. Haters Are Getting Left in the Dust 

Denzel McCampbell is not shying away from the greys that have overtaken his beard he’s been wearing at full length for a few years now. Men that grow out...

Jalen Rose at the Intersection of Detroit Hustle and Hollywood Shuffle  

If one were to bump into hometown hooper Jalen Rose around town these days and ask if he’s excited for next season, he’ll probably respond with two wildly disparate answers.  But it depends on...

Detroit Bars Spot Lite and UFO Bar Will Close Later this Month 

The managing partners of two iconic Detroit entertainment venues – one once rumored to be the target of a suspicious plot, another shrouded in suspicion and rumor for nearly...

African-Centered Education Could Ramp Up in Detroit Schools, Superintendent Say

By Aaron Foley, Editor-at-Large  The Detroit Public Schools Community District could expand its African-centered curriculum to more schools beyond the district, its superintendent said at one of...

Welcome to the New Palmer Park, Where the Children are the Future 

Let’s take a moment to set the record straight on Palmer Park.   Because first off, yes, there is a little bit of a double entendre there. And second,...

2026 Hatch Detroit Winner, DIY Craftswoman Trice Clark is Building a New $100K Platform

Anyone with WiFi remembers the collective groans that reverberated across Metro Detroit in April 2024, when the much-ballyhooed “Hollywood sign” that wasn’t made its...

How Detroit NAACP’s Comms Director Takes Care of a 70-year Tradition – and Herself 

Photo Credits:  Ruby Bridges and LaToya Henry: Photographer Andre Smith.  In the span of about 15 minutes on the floor of Huntington Place, LaToya Henry has fielded dozens...

Garlin Gilchrist and the Costs of Suiting Up and Showing Up

Ask an average millennial man how many suits he owns, and unless he works in law, finance, or perhaps mortuary science, the answer is...

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