BridgeDetroit reporter Micah Walker gets details on the Detroit Branch NAACP’s June Jubilee weekend of events in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the 1963 Detroit Walk to Freedom, which includes the Freedom Walk Summit, a new Martin Luther King statue, the Freedom Walk, and the annual Fight for Freedom Fund dinner.
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When 100 women come together to leverage their collective donations, they showcase the power of giving. The 100 Arab American Women Who Care organization has donated $100,000 to various charities over the last decade.
Join Detroit Public TV, American Black Journal and PBS Books on Wednesday, March 22, at 8 p.m. ET, for a fascinating look at new techniques for unraveling the mysteries of African American genealogy.
The transportation system designed specifically for Detroiters with disabilities has an uncertain future. If the city doesn’t find a long-term solution for quality service providers, it risks federal action. One Detroit contributor Bryce Huffman reports.
As 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.
Church of the Messiah Pastor Rev. Barry Randolph hosts an awards ceremony honoring Detroit’s first responders after they kept residents and property safe during two fires on the city’s East side.
One Detroit’s Rose LaForest learns more about the WAVE Project and Wayne State University’s Wayne Health Mobile Units, which are helping to address the needs of homeless people and communities with health disparities in Southeast Michigan.
Detroit has lost one of its greatest supporters of the city’s jazz music and arts scene. Gretchen Valade, the “Angel of Jazz,” passed away at age 97. Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation President Chris Collins talks about Valade’s legacy.
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History talks about its annual Kwanzaa celebration, Kwanzaa at The Wright, and the thought-provoking exhibits coming to the museum in 2023.
The Detroit Opera is bringing back one of the most famous operas, “Aida,” after nearly a decade for a one-night only concert performance.
A 26-foot Menorah is the star of the 12th annual Menorah in the D Hanukkah celebration at Campus Martius Park in downtown Detroit. One Detroit’s Daijah Moss has more on the history and meaning of the Jewish holiday.