How To Handle Our Racist Perceptions: Personal Decisions Are Cornerstone Of Racism, Classism
Part 1 “People are often confused about why they or others have racist thoughts”. According to Sharon E. Davis that’s...
Part 1 “People are often confused about why they or others have racist thoughts”. According to Sharon E. Davis that’s...
WDET Every year teen poets from the InsideOut Literary Arts Project write and perform a poem about race, society and civil rights,...
In this installment WDET’s Anna Sysling answers a question that was asked by listener Barbara Williams: “I’ve always been...
Quintin Pope Four middle school students at Marcus Garvey Academy on the city’s East side shared poems and photographs of...
Last month over 15,000 people attended the 51st Annual Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) Convention in Detroit’s Cobo Center. The...
This story is part of our new project called Curiosi-D. Its goal is to take your questions about metro Detroit...
In our continuing series “Inheriting Detroit," which looks at aspects of life in Detroit through the eyes of youth poets,...
This Sunday is Father’s Day. More than 10 percent of households with children in Detroit are headed up by single...
This Sunday is Mother's Day. Motherhood is particularly significant in the city of Detroit, where about 60 percent of households with children...
By tradition, the Islamic call to prayer occurs five times each day. But in the past year Carol Marsh, a...
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden says Detroit’s auto industry is healthy again, years after a federal bailout helped save car...
Detroit’s team of young poets return from an international poetry slam in Chicago over the weekend. WDET’s Laura Weber Davis...