Truly Detroit: Sharing Stories from our City and Region

We’re telling the stories of Detroit and our region ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft and Detroit Public TV wants you to share them with friends, family and colleagues across the country. Learn about iconic places and spaces, captivating music and arts, delicious food and restaurants, diverse neighborhoods and more of what makes it Truly Detroit.

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The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History has been educating Detroiters and visitors on African American history since 1966. The museum continues to expand, introducing new exhibits, bolstering its technology, and expanding its theatre. One Detroit contributor Sarah Zientarski talks with Wright Museum President and CEO Neil Barclay about the improvements being made.[Watch Now]
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The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History has been educating Detroiters and visitors on African American history since 1966. The museum continues to expand, introducing new exhibits, bolstering its technology, and expanding its theatre. One Detroit contributor Sarah Zientarski talks with Wright Museum President and CEO Neil Barclay about the improvements being made.[Watch Now]
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