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He Was Imprisoned For A Crime He Didn’t Commit. Now Free, Life Won’t Be Easy to Rebuild.

Emma Bowman July 10, 2020

Chad Clay just moved into a home on the north side of Detroit. For the first time in nearly three...

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A Teacher, Lost After 2016 Election, Finds A New Purpose In Gardening

Felix Poon July 10, 2020

Kathy Peterson says it might look like a night club or a rocket ship. "The lights, the fans, the metal," she...

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Newspapers Newspaper Stack 5.24.17-jn
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The Big Effect of A Small Change: Capitalizing the “B” in Black

Detroit Today July 8, 2020

Many news outlets have historically lowercased terms describing race while capitalizing ethnicities. “Identity and labels are very, very individual and...

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The Racist, Segregationist History Behind Dearborn’s Orville Hubbard Statue

Detroit Today July 7, 2020

For decades, statues of racist historical figures have towered over American cities and towns. Now, many of those statues are being...

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Downriver Mental Health Clinic Helps Bartenders, Service Industry Workers

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper July 6, 2020

Last week, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer dealt a blow to bars just a few weeks into reopening by issuing an executive...

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Whitmer Closes Indoor Seating at Bars in Metro Detroit

Ryan Patrick Hooper July 2, 2020

A new executive order from Governor Gretchen Whitmer means bars that make more than 70% of their revenue from alcohol...

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Detroit Perfume-Maker Says New Scents Will Help Us Move Past Pandemic

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper July 2, 2020

If your house smelled like lemon on a Saturday morning, it was a cleaning day. That smell of fresh citrus...

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Study Says Economic Recovery Disproportionately Benefitted Wealthier, White Households

Pat Batcheller July 2, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic ended more than a decade of economic growth in the United States. From the end of the...

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Detroit East Side Entrepreneurs Were Ready For Business. Then a Pandemic Hit.

Laura Herberg July 1, 2020

Some businesses in the developing East Warren Corridor had been open for less than a year when the COVID-19 pandemic forced...

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Detroit Non-Profit Assists Pregnant Women, Mothers During Pandemic

Tia Graham June 29, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused several hardships for young families in Detroit, from unemployment to food insecurity. “We all need...

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Fund For Detroit’s Black Farmers Raises Thousands To Generate More Land Ownership

Annamarie Sysling, Ryan Patrick Hooper June 26, 2020

As the country continues to focus on both police brutality and the myriad ways people of color are put at a systemic...

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Robert Williams ACLU of Michigan 6/26/2020
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Detroit Police Used Facial Recognition Tech To Falsely Arrest This Man. Now He’s Speaking Out.

Detroit Today June 26, 2020

Earlier this year, Robert Williams of Farmington Hills, a Black Man, was falsely accused of shoplifting in Detroit back in...

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