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Sasha Bacon

The Second Baptist Church in Detroit's Greektown neighborhood is considered the oldest Black church in the Midwest and served as a stop on the Underground Railroad.
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The Metro: The impact of Black churches in Detroit and beyond

Sasha Bacon December 9, 2024

Churches are so prevalent in the Motor City because they were an essential part of Detroit’s growth. They have served...

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Created Equal: How to manage election-related stress

Sasha Bacon October 31, 2024

With just a few days left before the 2024 presidential election, many people are feeling at least a little bit stressed...

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Created Equal: How early voting affects voter turnout and election distrust

Sasha Bacon October 31, 2024

Michigan is among 47 states in the U.S. that have early in-person voting this presidential election. More than 500,000 people...

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Created Equal: Organized labor could level up the video game industry

Sasha Bacon October 28, 2024

Video games are a huge part of American culture and a largely profitable industry. But even as the industry booms,...

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Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers is introduced at a roundtable for conservative Black clergy in Detroit by Pastor Lorenzo Sewell of 180 Church.
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Created Equal: Who will Black conservatives support this election? 

Sasha Bacon October 24, 2024

Despite often being a loyal voting bloc for Democrats, Black Americans are politically diverse. Garrison Hayes, a journalist for Mother Jones and the...

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Created Equal: K-12 teacher shortages in Michigan 

Sasha Bacon October 23, 2024

Teachers in classrooms are dealing with an especially tough set of circumstances. Many are dealing with the after effects of...

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"The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy and the Path to a Shared American Future" by Robert P. Jones.
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Created Equal: Christian nationalism and the hidden roots of white supremacy in America

Sasha Bacon October 22, 2024

When Donald Trump says, “Make America Great Again,” what era is he referring to and which demographic is he appealing to?Robert...

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Created Equal: WSU official on efforts to improve graduation rates among Black students

Sasha Bacon October 21, 2024

As a university in the majority-Black city of Detroit, Wayne State University is expected to serve Black student’s aspirations in ways that are...

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Ian Hanomansing
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Created Equal: Why Canadians are watching the US presidential election so closely 

Sasha Bacon October 18, 2024

You may be surprised to learn that U.S. politics and elections find not only eager interest among Canadians, but also...

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Ian E. Abbott
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Created Equal: Defining the American ‘Middle’

Sasha Bacon October 18, 2024

Jeremy Hobson is the host of The Middle, a National Public Radio call-in show about the geographic middle of our country...

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U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Holly), the Democratic candidate for the open Michigan U.S. Senate seat, left, and former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, the Republican candidate vying for the seat, debate the issues Monday, Oct. 14, 2024, with moderators Alicia Smith, Chuck Stokes and Carolyn Clifford of WXYZ-TV in Southfield.
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Created Equal: Reactions to this week’s Michigan US Senate debate

Sasha Bacon October 16, 2024

The two major-party candidates for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat faced off in a substantive, sometimes combative debate hosted by...

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