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White and Black Activists Worked Strategically in Parallel in Detroit 50 Years Ago, Fighting for Civil Rights

A member of the Michigan National Guard stands at the ready as firemen battle a blaze in Detroit in July 1967. AP Photo by Say...

The Jackson House: The Henry Ford Presents ‘From Selma to Detroit’ with Celebration, Site Dedication and Panel Discussion on August 8

Jackson House Street View- Image Courtesy of The Heney Ford Museum  On Thursday, August 8, history will come alive as Henry Ford commemorates The Jackson...

Stevie Wonder’s Ghanaian citizenship reflects long-standing links between African Americans and the continent

Stevie Wonder. Getty Images by Nemata Blyden, University of Virginia There’s a long history of African Americans settling in Ghana or keeping in close contact with the...

This Week In Black History Oct. 25 – Oct. 31, 2023

JAM MASTER JAY October 25 1940—The Black newspaper owners group—the NNPA (National Newspaper Publishers Association) is founded. 1940—Benjamin O. Davis Sr. becomes the first Black general...

Unsung Civil Rights Hero Sarah Elizabeth Ray Finally Gets Her Due

Detroit’s Forgotten Civil Rights Pioneer  By: Lynzee Mychael. Multimedia Journalist  Amidst a class of 40, Sarah Elizabeth Ray stood out as the only African American to...

Detroit Historical Society Celebrates 100th Anniversary  

From the Detroit Historical Society archives: this photo is of the dedication ceremony of the current DHM building in 1951.   Photo courtesy of Detroit Historical...

Speaker Joe Tate Makes History in the House 

As the 102nd Session of the Michigan Legislature picks up steam in the second month of the new year, Joe Tate (D-Detroit), the first...

Dawn N. Ison Changes the Game as Michigan’s First Black Female U.S. Attorney  

Dawn N. Ison is the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan.   Photo courtesy of the United States Attorney’s Office Eastern District of...

Detroit Historical Museum Has Free ‘Hudson’s Holidays’ Tours on Sundays

Black and white photographic print, taken from the southwest side of Woodward Avenue, and looking toward the Woodward Avenue entrance of The J.L. Hudson...

Breaking the Generational Curse: The History of Poverty in Black Detroit  

  *The Michigan Chronicle is discussing generational poverty in Detroit, and its history at large in America, in this four-part series during Black History Month....

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