Virtually all-white ad, ‘See Detroit Like We Do,’ raises eyebrows
Many black and Latino residents are asking billionaire Dan Gilbert and his company today, “Is this really how you see Detroit?”
Black enrollment at Wayne State University plummets at alarming rate
The number of black students enrolling at Wayne State University has declined at an alarming rate, even as white and Latino enrollment has remained relatively stable.
Veteran journalist Bankole Thompson airs popular radio show on new station Friday
Few journalists are willing to tackle the complex issues of race, poverty and community in Detroit like Bankole Thompson.
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.
Justice Department to sign pact with Grosse Pointe Park over video scandal
The videos showed Grosse Pointe Park cops humiliating a mentally impaired black man.