Detroit is Different

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  • Latest episode: “Pocket Watches, Power, and Black Business: Arthur Chapman on 100 Years of Jewels”
  • Latest episode: “Triniti Watson learned from an OG Archivists: Family Memory, Detroit Roots, and The Critical Mix”
  • Latest episode: “The Charter, the Choir, and the Ballot: Building Legacy Black Detroit with Jonathan Kinloch”

Tony Stovall’s presence is felt when you are in a room with him. The classic laugh, inspirational knowledge, and uncompromising support of Black business will make an impact on you. Tony is one of the owners of Hot Sam’s Clothing which has been a staple in Detroit for 100 years. In this Detroit is Different feature we discuss the business, family, faith, and how the style changed over the years. Tony celebrates before the 100-year celebration of Hot Sam’s Clothing.