As the city continues to make repairs to the 45-year-old park, officials still need millions to complete everything on their list.
Arts & Culture
PBS launches Detroit-focused series on migration of Black Americans
Approximately six million Black people moved from the American South to Northern, Midwestern, and Western states roughly from the 1910s until the 1970s.
Detroit poet steps out in her ‘Good Dress’
Earlier this month, Rogers found out “Good Dress” was nominated for a NAACP Image Award for outstanding literary work.
Detroit ministry group seeks God’s truth through interfaith relationships
Jesus and Tea Ministries’ visit to the Holocaust Center coincides with International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Kwame Kilpatrick’s cousin among Detroit natives impacted by Los Angeles wildfires
As the fires continue to burn in Los Angeles, former residents of Detroit are stepping up to help their neighbors.
Detroit Ice Boiz keeps Belle Isle pond hockey tradition alive
The group preserves ice hockey traditions despite warming winters, welcoming all to come play, skate and grab a bite.
The Wright Museum honors Dr. King’s resilience in annual day of commemoration | American Black Journal
The museum’s Manager of Community Engagement Yolanda Jack talks with host Stephen Henderson about the events taking place at The Wright Museum/
Motown Museum tour gives an inside look at MLK’s connection to Detroit label
The museum is running immersive tours on Monday. Micah Walker has more on Berry Gordy’s connection to Martin Luther King Jr.
Detroit’s ‘King of Hip Roll’ finds his way among Hollywood elite
Dancer Bash Johnson, a self-proclaimed foodie, is also building momentum in Los Angeles with the startup catering business “Dash of Bash.”
Community steps up after attempted break-in at Morningside Cafe
East side cafe owner says he’s seen an outpouring of support and won’t let vandals set him back from serving the neighborhood.
