
Detroit is Different: Sometimes You Have to Find the People Who Hear the Music
Dear KIP:D+ Team, Thank you for the consideration and the thoughtful reviewer feedback regarding not being selected for this round. Detroit is Different and KIP:D+

Dear KIP:D+ Team, Thank you for the consideration and the thoughtful reviewer feedback regarding not being selected for this round. Detroit is Different and KIP:D+

“Honestly, I am blessed. What up Doe?” That joyful introduction sets the tone for an unforgettable conversation with AJ Williams, a journalist and storyteller whose

“We hung in there, man. We got some of the best clients that I could ever ask for.” That powerful reflection from Pierre Roberson captures

“Everything I know is Detroit.” That powerful declaration from Dafina Brown sets the tone for a conversation that explores why our roots matter just as

“I wasn’t just collecting artifacts—I was protecting the evidence that Black people have always defined ourselves.” That reflection from Dr. Khalid el-Hakim anchors one of

“I am Detroit. My people still live here… and I’ll be buried in Detroit soil.” That declaration sets the tone for one of the most

“I am really humble I’m used to being the person asking all the questions” is how Tunesia Turner opens this unforgettable Detroit is Different conversation,

“There was Detroit before Coleman Young and after Coleman Young and they’re two different cities.” That powerful reflection from Khary Turner sets the tone for