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Black Church in Detroit series examines church’s role in addressing affordable housing shortage
Our "Black Church in Detroit" series examines the church's role in helping to address the affordable housing shortage in Michigan. Host Stephen Henderson talks with Pastor Barry Randolph of Church of the Messiah and Rev. Dr. Nicholas Hood III from Plymouth United Church of Christ about how their churches have developed affordable housing in the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Policing & Community Safety and Detroit’s Trinity International Film Festival
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President of Wayne State University on the plans for the fall semester amid the pandemic.
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A local coalition that’s helping metro Detroiters in the pandemic, & workforce diversity.
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Michael Rafferty of New Detroit, Arise Detroit Neighborhoods Day, & Dell Pryor's exhibit.
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Stephen Henderson interviews Dr. Nikolai Vitti, and Satori Shakoor; Sphinx Vocal Ensemble
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Stephen Henderson talks with Karen Dumas, Brandon Brice, Kerry Leon Jackson & Greg Bowens.
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Wendell Anthony of Detroit NAACP/Mark Lee, The Lee Group, David Girodat, Fifth Third Bank
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The COVID-19 pandemic's impact on the US Census count, and the toll on mental health.
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COVID-19 Racial Disparities / New Song Inspired by Pandemic
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Pandemic impact on food industry / Music venues / Vincent Chandler Collective
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Protecting the Homeless During the Pandemic / COVID-19 Impact on Education & Economy