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Ebony JJ Curry, Senior Reporter

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Ebony JJ is a master journalist who has an extensive background in all areas of journalism with an emphasis on impactful stories highlighting the advancement of the Black community through politics, economic development, community, and social justice. She serves as senior reporter and can be reached via email: ecurry@michronicle.com Keep in touch via IG: @thatssoebony_

Kuzzo’s Chicken & Waffles Closing After 11 Years on Detroit’s Avenue of Fashion

Warm butter on a waffle. Seasoning in the air. A table full of folks laughing loud enough to drown out the morning rush. Detroit...

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Detroit mothers know the math of survival before the first ultrasound photo ever makes it to the fridge. Rent due. DTE notice. A grocery...

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Detroit City Council President James Tate and four other councilmembers are lining up behind Justin Onwenu’s bid for the District 1 Michigan State Senate...

Wayne County Commission opened Black History Month with Resolution to Ban Toxic Beauty Products for Black Women

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Classrooms across Michigan have been sounding the alarm for years — kids moving through grades without the reading skills that unlock every other subject....

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A lot of Detroit founders can tell you the exact moment they realized their idea was real. The first prototype that worked. The first customer...

Pastor at Detroit’s 190-Year-Old Second Baptist Church Builds a Youth Pipeline in Greektown

Five years can feel quick inside a neighborhood that changes block by block. At Second Baptist Church of Detroit, five years also lands like a...

Utility Shutoff Scammers Hit Detroit After Winter Storms 

A winter storm can knock out power, slow down city services, and leave households juggling one urgent bill after another. It can also create...

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