Exclusive: Grosse Pointe police film, humiliate black man
Most of the videos are shot from squad cars while African American men are told to sing or dance.
November 14, 1978: Robert L. Millender dies at 61
On this day in 1978, attorney and political strategist Robert L. Millender, Sr. joins the ancestors.
Detroit’s WDIV reporter loudly drops F-bomb on TV
WDIV was reporting on what it called “an entire city block torched by a ferocious fire” when the reporter was asked to describe the scene.
November 13, 1968: The Supremes release ‘Love Child’
On this day in 1968, Diana Ross & the Supremes’ “Love Child” album is released on the Motown Records label.
Has Detroit News editor’s brain been infiltrated by spiders?
“A family of spiders has nested in my brain and my doctors are lying about it,” the Detroit News site read.
Fire destroys another Heidelberg Project house installation
The “House of Soul” was adorned with vintage records and was a major installation at the Heidelberg Project.
November 12, 1980: George W. Crockett, Jr. sworn in to House
On this day in 1980, George W. Crockett, Jr. is sworn in as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Crockett, an attorney and Democrat, was elected in a special contest to replace Charles C.buy flagyl online https://nouvita.co.uk/wp-content/languages/new/uk/flagyl.html no prescription Diggs, Jr. who resigned.
Piecing together the mystery of Renisha McBride’s final hours
The 54-year-old shooter told police he “accidentally” shot McBride, who is 5 foot 4, in the face with a shotgun because he thought she was an intruder.
‘On This Day’: Daily feature on Detroit’s rich history
Beginning today, we’ll feature Detroit author Ken Coleman’s insightful, daily accounts of Detroit’s African American history.
Nation of Islam leader: God will punish Kilpatrick foes
Over the summer, Louis Farrakhan also suggested Kilpatrick’s imprisonment is part of a national plot to kick African Americans out of office.