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Sundown towns: Then and now
One Detroit talked with BridgeDetroit’s Bryce Huffman, about his recent report on how many Detroit suburbs are wrestling with their legacy of being sundown towns that carried out anti-black policies.
Sundown towns: Then and now
One Detroit talked with BridgeDetroit’s Bryce Huffman, about his recent report on how many Detroit suburbs are wrestling with their legacy of being sundown towns that carried out anti-black policies.
View all the One Detroit coverage of the COVID-19 crisis
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8/13/20: One Detroit – 2020 census / Community Policing / News Paywall / Sundown Towns
One Detroit contributor, Nolan Finley—who’s Editorial Page Editor for the Detroit News—spoke with his paper’s Editor and Publisher, Gary Miles, about the reasons for the paywall and what this move means for the future of newspapers in Detroit.
American Black Journal EPISODES
8/7/20: American Black Journal – Policing, the Community & Schools / Detroit Trinity International Film Festival
Stephen talks with Sherry McRill of Northeast Integrated Health about a program that sends social and behavioral health experts on calls with police to help provide needed services to the community.
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WATCH NOW – Racism: The Real Public Health Crisis
Systemic racism has led to lead poisoning, air pollution and other factors risking the health of people of color. A recent virtual event focused on this crucial issue, featuring a presentation by Dr. Michelle Williams, dean of Harvard’s School of Public Health.
Detroit, a pandemic and the census
Victoria Kovari is leading the charge on the 2020 Detroit Census and talks to One Detroit about the challenges of getting more people to participate in the middle of a pandemic.
“Hamilton” hitmaker, Jeffrey Seller, talks about the secret of the musical’s success
Chastity Pratt sits down one-on-one with producer Jeffrey Seller, the metro behind "Hamilton" who talks about growing up in Oak Park and how he makes Broadway magic.
WATCH – COVID313 Virtual Townhall: Healthy Environments and Air Quality
As part of Asthma Awareness Month, the University of Public Health School of Michigan is co-organizing a Virtual City Hall with COVID313.
WATCH: COVID313 Community Coalition Virtual Town Hall Live
Each Thursday at noon, join the COVID313 Community Coalition for Families and Students for a Virtual Townhall focused on supporting parents, students, and families during the Coronavirus outbreak.
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Sundown towns: Then and nowOne Detroit talked with BridgeDetroit’s Bryce Huffman, about his recent report on how many Detroit suburbs are wrestling with their legacy of being sundown towns that carried out anti-black policies.[Read Now]
Policing, the community & schoolsStephen Henderson talked with Misha Stallworth, Detroit Public Schools board member, and Sherry McRill, President and CEO of Northeast Integrated Health, about strategies to support the police and the public.[Read Now]
The paywall cometh, this weekThe Detroit News and Free Press start delivering some of their news by paid subscription starting Wednesday August 12.[Read Now]
Chalkbeat Detroit: 5 key questions that could shape the futu…Even with most back-to-school policy in Michigan still up in the air, one thing is already clear about the fall: Schools will continue the extraordinary online learning experiment that began when classrooms closed this spring.[Read Now]
Detroit, a pandemic and the censusVictoria Kovari is leading the charge on the 2020 Detroit Census and talks to One Detroit about the challenges of getting more people to participate in the middle of a pandemic.[Read Now]