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Sickle Cell Walk to Highlight Awareness, Blood Donation and New Mobile Testing Van

Detroit’s sickle cell community will gather Saturday at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of...

Tribute to a Trailblazing Global Visionary: The Extraordinary Life, Enduring Legacy and Lasting Impact of Dr. Karl Dwight Gregory 

Dr. Sheila T. Gregory  There are lives whose influence is so expansive that telling their story means telling the story of a city, a movement,...

Young Detroit Musicians Find Their Sound on the Jazz Festival Stage

By: Jasmine West Detroit’s jazz legacy has long been built by musicians who learned the craft in the city, found their sound here and, in...

55 Years Ago, the KKK Bombed Pontiac School Buses Trying to Stop Integration 

When people try to minimize racism and the systematic effect it continues to have on Black people and in Black communities, they often try...

Gloria Jean Horton, Beloved Matriarch and Wife of Detroit Tigers Legend Willie Horton, Dies at 85 

Gloria Jean Horton, beloved wife of Detroit Tigers legend Willie Horton and the cherished matriarch of the Horton family, passed away on Saturday, August...

The Banker Who Watched His Neighborhood Lose a Bank Is Now Investing $20M in Detroit 

When Kala Gibson was 12 years old, he was already learning what it meant to be a banker.  He had a paper route. He was...

Beyond the Plate: Detroit Made, Chicago Refined — The Journey of Drake Wilkins Jr. 

By Nina Love, All Black Everything Hospitality Group CEO   There is something powerful about leaving Detroit, landing in another great food city, and unexpectedly finding...

Detroit’s On the Rise Academy Is Building a Homegrown Pipeline of Teachers

By: Jasmine West Detroit Public Schools Community District is taking a different approach to one of public education’s most persistent problems: finding qualified teachers and...

Detroit Students Build School in Senegal, Bring Lessons of Service Home  

By: Jasmine West  When Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School student Vanessa Roberson learned she had an opportunity to travel to Senegal, leaving the...

Cass Tech Alumna Turns Bronze into National Gold at NAACP ACT-SO Competition 

By: Jasmine West  A year ago, Christen Devani Elliott left the NAACP ACT-SO competition with a bronze medal and disappointment.  She could have stopped there.  Instead, the...

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