Jahleel Muhammad talks Saviours’ Day and Nation of Islam
February 6, 2020
The Muhammad Family has made a mark on Detroit for generations. Jahleel carries the legacy of a Mother and Father who have played roles in
Ways Detroiters Fight Against Tax Foreclosure
February 6, 2020
Michelle Oberholtzer of the United Community Housing Coalition comes back to Detroit is Different to talk Detroit Homeowner’s rights. Michelle shares how you can contest
Discussion on Community Development with Racial Equity and Healing. Hosted by Yusef Shakur and Khary Frazier
January 30, 2020
Racial Healing and Equity in Community Development was a discussion held by the Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion led by myself (Khary Frazier) and
Art is a Voice and not a Passion for Sabrina Nelson
January 23, 2020
“Why You Wanna Fly Blackbird,” is an exhibit by Sabrina Nelson exploring the relationship between Black Women and children they’ve lost. In her, Detroit is
Curating an Experience: Shed Amin
January 16, 2020
Experiencing Detroit nightlife is something that has inspired the dance culture of Germany, has nightclubs mimic the feel in NYC, and from Madonna to Motown
Books for the family with Stories for the Soul: SF Hardy
January 9, 2020
Imagination is a tool that captures the essence of a child. SF Hardy used her imagination as a tool to teach, guide, and connect with
Politics and Community Leadership: Tiffany Tilley
December 26, 2019
Community Activism in her own neighborhood developed unity, confidence, and networks that have propelled Tiffany Tilley in life. Politicians and Community Leader are titles that
DJ’s Make the World Go Round: DJ Drummer B
December 19, 2019
Blocks away from White’s Records (the Original White’s Records) a child was born into the love for vinyl. Leonard “Drummer B” Ware speaks with his