Here are the top stories from the Michigan Chronicle for the Week of Sept. 30 -Oct. 6:
Detroit Means Business Announces Cohort of Entrepreneurs to Address Challenges Facing Small Businesses
Detroit Means Business (DMB) announcing a cohort of entrepreneurs selected for the Small Business Owner Advocates Fellowship to address challenges facing small businesses in Detroit and drive sustainable growth and innovation within the city’s business ecosystem.
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Issa Rae Appointed as Creative Director for the 2024 American Black Film Festival
Issa Rae, an accomplished writer, actor, and producer, has been chosen as the Creative Director for the 2024 American Black Film Festival, highlighting her impact on the entertainment industry and commitment to showcasing Black talent.
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Detroit is Home of Grit and Jit: Local Groups Keeps Dance Cultured Alive
The efforts of local dance groups like House of Jit to preserve and promote the popular Detroit dance genre known as Jit, which originated in the 1970s and continues to thrive as a cultural dance form in the city, with a mission to pass it down to future generations.
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The Future of Gaming: Creativity, Inclusivity, and Shaping the Industry
The need for mentorship and education to create a more inclusive future for the industry in gaming is important. Black developers like John Wolff and Neil Jones, are shaping the industry by creating authentic and culturally diverse games.
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Detroit Pistons Partner with Belfor to Restore Historic Gym
The Detroit Pistons and Belfor Property Restoration are restoring a historic gym in Detroit’s Russell Woods/Nardin Park neighborhood. The restoration project aims to create a world-class sports facility and community center, with former NBA players and St. Cecilia alumni supporting the endeavor, and Belfor and the Detroit Pistons donating $25,000 to jumpstart the initial phases of the project.
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