Wayne County voters will see a public transportation funding question on the August 4 ballot. At its most basic level, the question asks voters to decide countywide...
By Brakeyshia Samms, Senior Analyst, Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy
(This story was originally published on OtherWords.org.) The 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States is a...
By Donovan McCarty, Director of the Housing Justice Clinic at MSU College of Law (This story was originally published by The Conversation, and its Detroit editor Eleanore Catolico contributed reporting.)
Buying her first...
By Sherry Gay-Dagnogo, M.Ed.
For generations, Black women have been the backbone of political organizing, voter engagement, community advocacy, and civic participation in Michigan. We...
Light Up Livernois continues to deepen its imprint on Detroit’s cultural landscape with the unveiling of its first-ever official theme song and the announcement...
By Linda Little and Adam Hollier
If you ask most people about affordable housing, they picture a challenge affecting only those living at the margins...
By Dr. Jumanne R. Sledge, Cass Tech Alum
At a moment when public education systems across America are bracing for uncertainty, Detroit’s legendary Cass Technical High...
