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The Right to Read: Are Detroit Students Entitled to Life, Liberty an the Pursuit of Literacy?

Eli Day - October 22, 2019

How many words are needed to express what you’ve experienced in Detroit’s public schools? Jamarria Hall, 19, talks about his own history with laser-beam...

He Said, She Said: The Saga of Rep. Tlaib and Chief Craig

Staff Writer - October 11, 2019

By Dan Dildy For Detroiters who may have missed it, the ongoing controversy regarding the use of facial recognition technology by the Detroit Police Department had gotten a bit personal between Rep. Rashida Tlaib and...

Sing for a Cause Benefit Concert AIMS to Raise Money for DRMM Adopt a Family Program

Patreice A. Massey - October 10, 2019

MTJ Productions presents Sing For A Cause Benefit Concert, an effort to raise money for Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries (DRMM) on Saturday, October 19...

Now Hiring! Wayne County Department of Public Services Hosting Job Fair

Patreice A. Massey - October 10, 2019

Wayne County Department of Public Services is hosting a job fair to fill nearly 40 positions on Wednesday, October 16 from 10:00 a.m. to...

City of Warren’s Proposed “Rental Ban” Reeks of Racism

Eli Heath Day - September 18, 2019

Warren, Michigan is a city, like all cities, that can’t outrun the shadow of its history. It loomed large at a recent City Council Committee...

Wayne County’s Jazz on the River Music Festival Promotes Strong Local Musical Heritage

Patreice A. Massey - August 1, 2019

By Wayne County Executive Warren C. Evans There’s a good reason for all that good music going on in Wayne County Parks; it’s our heritage....

THE GREATEST THREAT TO AMERICAN DEMOCRACY

Patreice A. Massey - July 23, 2019

THE GREATEST THREAT TO AMERICAN DEMOCRACY: THE OVERT RACISM OF DONALD J. TRUMP OR THE MUTED VOICES OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE? Statement by Rev. Dr. Wendell...

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