Two Detroit nonprofits are working together to eliminate chronic homelessness in Detroit. Black Leaders Detroit gears up for its annual “Ride for Equity” bike ride. Plus, Detroit DJ Whodat talks about her love for house music and Black women artistry ahead of Movement music festival.
Read MoreTwo new multi-use facilities being built by Mariners Inn and Pope Francis Center in Detroit will help provide solutions to the complex needs of the city’s homeless, a population that has increased since the pandemic began.
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David and Mike Han weren’t always on the same page. The father-son duo had diverged some since Mike’s youth, as Mike shied away from his Korean heritage, but through the years, they’ve learned to listen to each other and understand who they are as individuals.
Read MoreFrom some Motor City history to a showcase of young musicians and a production of Disney’s “Aladdin,” Detroit has so much to offer this weekend. Check out the events happening around Detroit during the May 5 weekend on “One Detroit Weekend.”
Read MoreA nonprofit that supports Black-led businesses is gearing up for its annual weeklong bike ride to Mackinac Island. Black Leaders Detroit’s annual “Ride for Equity” will raise money for Black entrepreneurs in Detroit and spread awareness about the importance of equitable funding practices.
Read MoreDespite the challenges many returning citizens face, some here in Michigan have found success in the outside world by leveraging the skills they learned in prison and finding ways to overcome the obstacles in their way— but not all of them.
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