As part of National Native American Heritage Month this November, BridgeDetroit’s Jena Brooker along with One Detroit’s Bill Kubota take us on wild rice harvest where some new manoomin beds now grow because of a dam removal on northeastern Michigan’s Au Sable River.
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Detroit Future City Forum’s keynote speaker shares message of racial and economic justice | American Black Journal
We have a portion of ABJ host Stephen Henderson’s one-on-one conversation with PolicyLink CEO Michael McAfee at Detroit Future City’s 2025 Forum, which took place last month.
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The current economic climate’s effect on entrepreneurs | American Black Journal
Host Stephen Henderson talks with marketing consultant Mark S. Lee, president and CEO of The LEE Group and a Detroit PBS board member, about the current economic climate’s effect on entrepreneurs.
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Detroit resident John Galvan shares how his mother came to the U.S. from the Philippines as a nurse | One Detroit
This story is part of our Destination Detroit series, which shares the rich history of the people who have shaped Southeast Michigan.
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A Northville couple’s caregiving challenges are nearing the breaking point | One Detroit
One Detroit’s Bill Kubota shares the Clines’ story as part of our continuing series examining issues related to caregiving.
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Murals in the Market returns to Eastern Market for 10th anniversary
The art festival beginning on Monday brings a week-long celebration of live mural installations, artist talks, exhibitions and parties.
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The 46th annual Detroit Jazz Festival arrives Labor Day Weekend | One Detroit
Over the Labor Day weekend, thousands of jazz fans will gather at Hart Plaza, Campus Martius Park and the Valade Jazz Center for the world’s largest, free jazz festival.
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Teresa Marbury shares how moving to Detroit changed her family’s life | One Detroit
Teresa Marbury from Westland shares the story of her family, sharecroppers from Mississippi who moved to Detroit in the 1940s for a better life. She talks about how her relatives were able to find jobs immediately.
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Things to do around Detroit this weekend: Aug. 29, 2025 | One Detroit
Metro Detroit has something for everyone this weekend, including the Dragon on the Lake Festival in Lake Orion, Novi Taco Fest and the Michigan Made Festival in Canterbury Village.
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Abdulrahman Abdinur discusses his father’s journey from Somalia to Detroit and growing up in Muslim community | One Detroit
Abdulrahman Abdinur is a Somali Detroiter who is a proud Muslim. His father saw opportunity in Michigan, moved from New York and was happy his children could group up in a strong Muslim community.