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Wayne State’s two-day Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute

Wayne State’s two-day Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute

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United Way for Southeastern Michigan’s Racial Equity Fund

United Way for Southeastern Michigan’s Racial Equity Fund

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FDA approves new gene therapies for sickle cell disease

FDA approves new gene therapies for sickle cell disease

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Trauma Camp: A retreat for returning citizens

Trauma Camp: A retreat for returning citizens

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Tapping into Detroit’s techno roots with producer Carl Craig

Tapping into Detroit’s techno roots with producer Carl Craig

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Nathan Amaral wins 2024 Sphinx Competition Senior Division

Nathan Amaral wins 2024 Sphinx Competition Senior Division

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New Henry Louis Gates docuseries explores gospel’s history

New Henry Louis Gates docuseries explores gospel’s history

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Origins, evolution of gospel with Dr. Deborah Smith Pollard

Origins, evolution of gospel with Dr. Deborah Smith Pollard

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The Black church’s role in fostering gospel music in Detroit

The Black church’s role in fostering gospel music in Detroit

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Darius Twyman discusses Detroit’s influence on gospel music

Darius Twyman discusses Detroit’s influence on gospel music

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Attention turns to Detroit as the NFL Draft Approaches

Attention turns to Detroit as the NFL Draft Approaches

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New study finds Black women at greater risk of heart disease

New study finds Black women at greater risk of heart disease

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American Black Journal

Tyre Nichols’ death: A roundtable about racism

American Black Journal contributor Bryce Huffman reflected on the 1963 Detroit Walk to Freedom with Dorothy Aldridge, who participated in the walk 60 years ago. She talks about how it felt to be among the thousands of people marching down Woodward Avenue, as well as the walk’s impact on her life and its place in history.