As local nonprofits adjust their strategies, many worry about how to maintain their services with less support from Washington. “American Black Journal” host Stephen Henderson talks with Markel and Roberson about how these cuts are impacting programs, services and staffing for local nonprofits.
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Eight ways to spend Fourth of July weekend around metro Detroit | One Detroit
Celebrate Fourth of July around metro Detroit this weekend with Clawson’s Fourth of July, a parade in Milford and the Folds of Honor Firecracker 5K in Ann Arbor.
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Oral history project preserves the legacy of Detroit women in jazz | One Detroit
One Detroit contributor Cecelia Sharpe of 90.9 WRCJ sat down with Johnson at Aretha’s Jazz Café to talk about the women who shaped Detroit’s jazz scene and how their stories are being preserved.
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One of Michigan’s newest Pride festivals gains traction in Livingston County | One Detroit
One Detroit’s Chris Jordan visited Howell Pride. He spoke to the event organizers about the festival and the Livingston Diversity Council’s history.
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Street sign honoring Vincent Chin installed in Detroit’s historic Chinatown | One Detroit
The street sign “Vincent Chin Street” was unveiled.
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One Detroit Weekend | Things to do around Detroit this weekend: June 27, 2025 | One Detroit
Summer festivals are in full swing this weekend with the Trenton Summer Festival, FrankenFest and the Livonia Spree.
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Detroit’s Silence the Violence march marks 18 years of honoring gun violence victims | American Black Journal
Families, faith leaders, law enforcement, youth advocates and other supporters gathered on Detroit’s eastside recently for the 18th annual Silence the Violence march and rally.
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Detroit gospel experts trace the genre’s evolution and influence in America | American Black Journal
Host Stephen Henderson talks with Mix 92.3 FM gospel radio host Dr. Deborah Smith Pollard and Wayne State University Assistant Professor Dr. Brandon Waddles. They trace gospel music’s deep roots and its continuing influence in popular culture.
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Meadows, forests and butterflies: 4 nature trails to check out in Detroit
Detroit is home to hundreds of acres of forests and wildflower meadows. Here are some trails to check out this summer.
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Pure Michigan: It’s a fragrance now. State launches beach-themed spray
What does Pure Michigan smell like to you? The state’s tourism brand thinks FRESH, a new summer scent launching with a custom perfumery that promises to evoke ‘beachy vacation days in the Great Lakes State.’