Detroit is Different

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  • Latest episode: “The Game Ain’t Changed—Just the Product: E-40 Talks Ownership at Taste of Black Spirits Detroit”
  • Latest episode: “Denzel McCampbell on Detroit’s Fight for Equity”
  • Latest episode: “From Pac-Man to Pages: Jelani Stowers on Books, Philosophy, and Black Detroit’s Future”

Mentorship and seeking brotherhood were tenets of life that guided Greg G Mac McKenzie at an early age. The master emcee of hip-hop helping lead vocals for Detroit’s eclectically African-centered band experience of Mollywop opens up about his journey as a child. Boxing, hip-hop, and joining a gang were his understandings of brotherhood until destiny connected him with the Alekebulan Village. In this Detroit is Different we talk about how his past was an anchor for today.