Why Are People of Color Leaving White Evangelical Churches?

FEMA/Jannah Scott Note: This conversation first aired on Detroit Today on March 13, 2018. There have been a lot of...

New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s New Book Explores Monuments, Race

Note: This conversation first aired on Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson on April 6, 2018. New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu...

HISTORY Special Examines Detroit’s ‘Comeback’ This Weekend [TRAILER]

Is it safe to say that Detroit is a “comeback city”? Or is there still work left to be done?...

Was Racism Involved in the Drawing of Michigan’s Congressional Districts?

Graphic by Melissa Mason Critics argue that Republicans drew the legislative districts of Michigan with the intention of winning the majority...

Do We Need to Be More Civil in 2018? Or Is It A Time for Incivility?

  Carolyn Lukensmeyer/Vann Newkirk II The most recent debates and discussions over immigration, race, and national security have generated a...

LA Times Looks At Innovative Ways Detroit ER is Trying To Stem Violent Crime

Los Angeles Times The problem of violent crime in a city like Detroit seems almost hopelessly complex as it spreads...

Should Social Studies Standards Reference NAACP or Roe v Wade? Some Republicans Say No

Jake Neher/WDET What parts of American history, controversial or not, should our kids learn about in school? And who should decide...

East African Refugees Opening Restaurant in Detroit

Jake Neher/WDET This week has brought a flurry of conversation regarding immigration. Specifically, who deserves to be in America and why?...

What Does Train Station Transformation Say About Detroit’s Resurgence?

Bre'Anna Tinsley/ WDET The big exciting announcement in Detroit this week was Ford’s unveiling of its plans for the towering...

Policy Meets The People Special — Water

Laura Weber-Davis, WDET Water is the most basic element of life. And, one could argue, it’s the most basic thing government provides. Water...

Child Separation at the Border–Is This Who We Are?

Jake Neher/WDET There's increased pressure on both sides of the aisle in Congress for President Trump and AG Jeff Sessions...

BOOK CLUB: Author Matthew Desmond Talks EVICTED And The Cycle Of Poverty Through Eviction

Matthew Desmond   Detroit's Public Radio Station, WDET, invites metro-Detroiters to read Matthew Desmond’s Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City this summer.   ...