A year after Russia’s invasion into Ukraine, One Detroit’s Bill Kubota sits down with students, teachers and administrators at the Armenian-focused Manoogian School for a look at how the school has opened its doors to Ukrainian refugees and how some students are responding to the war.
Read MoreOne Detroit contributor Cecelia Sharpe of 90.9 WRCJ FM shares what arts and cultural events Detroit and other metro cities have on tap for the Feb. 24 weekend and into next week on “One Detroit Weekend.”
Read MoreThe Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s “Classical Roots” concert returns for the 2023 season, following a three-year COVID hiatus, to celebrate the works of Black composers and musicians.
Read MoreFor Black History Month, Rev. Horace Sheffield III reflects on his father’s legacy, what it was like growing up with a front-row seat to the civil rights movement, and the influence early civil rights leaders had on him.
Read MoreAs the Clawson community continues to mourn the death of Alexandria Verner, one of the three students killed in the tragic mass shooting at Michigan State University, the tight-knit community has also found ways to celebrate the extraordinary life that Verner lead.
Read MoreAmerican Black Journal and BridgeDetroit examine the changes in Detroit’s political power in Congress, and what impact the loss of African American representation may have on the city’s nearly 80% Black population.
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