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Author: Lea Vigi

The Highway Toll on People of Color

The Highway Toll on People of Color

Jan 20, 2022

One Detroit Associate Producer, Will Glover, takes a look at why Detroit’s highways are a relic of structural racism, what that means, and what we can do to reckon with the past

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12/23/21: One Detroit – Wigilia, Mochitsuki, Northern Lights Photography

12/23/21: One Detroit – Wigilia, Mochitsuki, Northern Lights Photography

Dec 22, 2021

As we enter into the holiday season, the One Detroit team takes a look at holiday traditions from around the globe including Wigilia, a Polish Christmas Eve dinner celebration, and Mochitsuki, a New Year’s celebration involving pounding rice into round cakes. Plus viewers will get a glimpse into the northern lights along Lake Superior and learn why Michigan is one of the best places in the lower 48 states to view them.

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