Detroit is Different

  • Latest episode: “From Cass Tech to Compuware to Sisters Code: Marlin Williams talks Tech, Trust, and Legacy”
  • Latest episode: “One Loving Adult: How Andre Ebron Builds Safe Spaces for Black Youth (and Grown Folks Too)”
  • Latest episode: “Your Advocate at City Hall: How the Ombudsman Supports Detroit’s Quality of Life”

  • Latest episode: “From Cass Tech to Compuware to Sisters Code: Marlin Williams talks Tech, Trust, and Legacy”
  • Latest episode: “One Loving Adult: How Andre Ebron Builds Safe Spaces for Black Youth (and Grown Folks Too)”
  • Latest episode: “Your Advocate at City Hall: How the Ombudsman Supports Detroit’s Quality of Life”

Dr. Ken Harris is one of the foremost thinkers in the economic steps to be taken to strengthen the Black community economically. Leading the National Business League he carries the banner of the organization founded by Booker T Washington in utilizing practical solutions to empower the Black community. Traveling the nation and engaging Black people across the diaspora Ken has been having conversations into ways to galvanize and access resources internally to address the socio-economic challenges presented by White Supremacy. We speak to Dr. Claud Anderson, Marcus Garvey, Fannie Lou Hammer, and more in this interview. Dr. Harris also presents perspective in ways Detroit must create a Black agenda for all political leadership Black, White, resident, and otherwise.