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Hosts Orlando Bailey and Donna Givens Davidson emcee a virtual community gathering in partnership with Eastside Community Network to dialogue with residents about Proposal N.
Senator Gary Peters and John James Town Hall, plus can a prison artist’s paintings help bring him freedom?
Michigan law now allows clerks to process absentee ballots only on Election Day. Municipal clerks say that would be a “recipe for disaster” this year given an expected surge and would delay results reporting in a closely watched presidential election.
Detroit’s Proposal N vows to repair 8,000 tax-foreclosed homes. The problem is bigger than that, housing advocates contend.
Before he was killed by police, Hakim Littleton was trying to get out of Detroit.
Three generations of Grosse Pointe Park residents say they want their school system, city councils, mayors and police to unlearn old ways and remove boundaries both real and imagined.
Transportation policy and investment in Metro Detroit continues to ignore the real and urgent mobility needs of Black Detroiters.
Residents, charities, local and state government have scrambled to meet the immediate food needs of Detroiters since the onset of coronavirus. However, food insecurity has been a longstanding issue for Detroiters whose lack of other basic needs have created a barrier to nutritious food. Advocates say now is the time for everyone to consider systemic change.
September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and Stephen talks with the founder of a non-profit that has launched a campaign to reduce the rising rates of suicide among young Black boys ages 5-12
“I am strongly considering a run for mayor”