Detroit is Different

  • Latest episode: “From Collingwood to Command: Sheriff Washington’s Call to Serve Detroit”
  • Latest episode: “Protect Your Crown, James Tate on Healing, Policy, and Mental Health for Black Men”
  • Latest episode: “Prayers, Property, and Purpose the Story of Glenn Wilson”

  • Latest episode: “From Collingwood to Command: Sheriff Washington’s Call to Serve Detroit”
  • Latest episode: “Protect Your Crown, James Tate on Healing, Policy, and Mental Health for Black Men”
  • Latest episode: “Prayers, Property, and Purpose the Story of Glenn Wilson”

From the East Coast to Metro Detroit was the journey for a young Erin Bevel. Today the Howard University professor and law school graduate is driven by family and towards Black Liberation. Black Farmers Land Fund, Detroit Black Food Security Network, and Mollywop are creative, cultural, and professional works for Erin, but family is first. In this interview, we explore her work in Washington DC inside the capital, and learn the inner workings of our government. Today Erin is an asset to Detroit’s Grassroots Black Community.