Here are the top stories from the Michigan Chronicle for the Week of Sept. 9 -Sept. 15:
Stay Woke: Tremaine Emory’s Resignation From Supreme Sheds Light on Systemic Racism
Tremaine Emory’s resignation from streetwear giant Supreme has sparked conversations about systemic racism within large corporations and the challenges faced by Black creatives, shedding light on the enduring issue of racial inequality and the need for education and dialogue to address it.
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All Hands On Deck to Combat Homelessness in Detroit
The City of Detroit has adopted a holistic approach to combat homelessness, focusing on building supportive housing, coordinating with the Continuum of Care, and improving housing stability through comprehensive services, while also leveraging funding from various sources to address the issue.
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United Auto Workers Launch Historic Triple Strike Against the Big 3 Automakers
Late Thursday night, the United Auto Workers (UAW) union launched a historic triple strike against the major Detroit-based automakers—Ford, General Motors (GM), and Stellantis—after unsuccessful contract negotiations, marking the first time in the union’s history that it has simultaneously targeted all three automakers.
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Renewed Contract Talks Offer Glimmer of Hope in Ongoing Hollywood Writers Strike
The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) has announced the resumption of contract negotiations with the Writers Guild of America (WGA), bringing new hope of a possible end to the Hollywood writers’ strike that has disrupted the entertainment industry for over four and a half
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Don’t Dim Your Light: How to Attract the Right Relationship by Being Yourself
The article highlights the importance of being authentic, confident, and setting boundaries to attract healthy and fulfilling relationships, emphasizing that dimming one’s light and pretending to be someone else only attracts people who are drawn to their false selves rather than their true selves.
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