Ex-adviser: Mayor Fouts often used N-word, danced like a monkey
Mayor Fouts once danced like a monkey in a conference room to imitate black people, his former political consultant said.
Mayor Fouts is defiant as local, state, federal officials demand he resign
Civil rights leaders also are calling on Fouts to resign.
Audio: Mayor Fouts compares black people to ‘chimps,’ ridicules women
Warning: The comments are vile, offensive and profane.
Martin Luther King Jr. defied hecklers in Grosse Pointe speech in 1968
A bewildered Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at a press conference after the speech, saying he had never faced such hostility at an indoor event
Video: 45 Detroit students walked across Edmund Pettus Bridge – site of “Bloody Sunday”
On March 7, 1965, protesters were brutally confronted with dogs, clubs, tear gas and gun shots on the Edmund Pettus Bridge, the historic site of “Bloody Sunday.”
Photos: Detroit cops arrest 6 protesters during Black Lives Matter rally
Protesters gathered to mark the anniversary of the 2010 fatal shooting of 7-year-old Aiyana Stanley-Jones, who was killed by a cop in a raid at her family’s east side home.
Rev. Nicholas Hood II, a civil rights hero and ex-Detroit councilman, dies at 92
The Rev. Nicholas Hood Sr., a prominent civil rights leader, minister and long-time Detroit City councilman, died Sunday.
Class-action lawsuit filed against Gov. Snyder over failing Detroit schools
Gov. Snyder was sued for a second time this week, this time for his role in the deterioration of Detroit’s schools.
Martin Luther King Jr., supporters defied hecklers in Grosse Pointe speech in 1968
Those close to King noticed that his normally steady hands were shaking. His forehead glistened in sweat.
Serious questions raised about Detroit police chase that ended in deaths of 2 children
More troubling questions are surfacing after Detroit police ignored three commands by a supervisor to stop pursuing a speeding Chevy Camero.