The Metro: Black Bottom Archives continues to grow its storytelling community
The preservation of history doesn’t belong only to institutions, it lives in the hands, voices and memories of everyday people. In...
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The preservation of history doesn’t belong only to institutions, it lives in the hands, voices and memories of everyday people. In...
In 2020, Detroit DJ and producer Carl Craig was tapped by the Dia Art Foundation in New York City to...
Artificial intelligence is all around us. AI can now create videos and provide analysis — it's even able to code....
It began in a living room in Southfield. Six people around a table in February, trying to figure out what...
The Metro is closely watching the race for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat. The Republican side is settled. Former Congressman...
For over 30 years, silent films were a major attraction at theaters. The movies relied on visual storytelling techniques and...
For over a century, women have been playing baseball. Some of the earliest teams can be traced back to the...
The music once sung by enslaved Africans is foundational to modern Christian and Gospel music. The music that was once...
One of the most popular programs in the City of Detroit is community violence intervention. It’s a policy that tasks...
The cities of Dearborn and Warren, MI have launched Drone-as-a-First-Responder programs. In Dearborn, a drone can now reach a 911...
Right now, across the country, communities are facing growing pressure from the Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement....
For tens of thousands of people across metro Detroit, this past weekend wasn’t spent relaxing. It was spent in the...