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From breakbeats to the dance floor: How hip-hop and house revolutionized music and culture

Producers Fast Eddie and Joe Smooth mix at DJ International Studios in Chicago in 1990. Innovation was at the forefront of house and hip-hop....

J. Pharoah Doss: A battle lost in the global civil rights struggle of the 21st century

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, center, stands with four of the five young women she invited to attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo,...

Holiday Hope: Lighthouse Takes on Metro Detroit Poverty for Families

Local non-profit Lighthouse is gaining steam in its movement to help fight homelessness and poverty in the community with food, shelter, transitional housing, affordable...

Residents and Organizations Encourage Non-Voters to Vote

With the August primaries in the rearview mirror, Detroit is staring down the road to November and the general election which will have a major impact...

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....

Gov. Whitmer to combat poverty in Michigan by creating The Michigan Poverty Task Force

A U.S Census study revealed that 14.1 percent of Michigan residents live in poverty. In Wayne County, 21.7 percent of residents live in poverty....

Half of Michigan’s young families struggle to make ends meet

With half of Michigan’s young children growing up in low-income households, state leaders must do more to lift kids out of poverty, including passing...

Stagnating poverty levels in Michigan remain unacceptably high

Poverty remained high in Michigan last year, highlighting that many people have not yet recovered from the recession and underscoring the need for state...

Forcing Poor People to Go Hungry

Just as the holiday season begins, when the thoughts and actions of some focus on compassion for others, we could be about to witness the government’s forcing the poor to go hungry – the product of political horse-trading in Washington that has erased a critical portion of the already-meager subsidy the federal food stamp program provides.

Fathers can help sons avoid trouble, even if they aren’t under the same roof

Dads who don’t live with their sons still can influence them away from risky behaviors, even if they reside in communities...

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