As we consider where to next, let us also peer back in time and recall the landmark legislation, grassroots movements and pivotal moments in modern civil rights history. Also in our July issue, we sit down for a Q&A with BLAC’s new publisher Billy Strawter Jr. and discover his vision for the magazine and why he thinks the community will be king. We also round up a slew of Black-owned local businesses, meet Oakland County’s first diversity, equity and inclusion officer Robin Carter-Cooper, plus much more!
A Look Back at Civil Rights History
As we look forward, let’s also peer back at some of the landmark legislation, grassroots movements and pivotal moments in the fight for equality.
Meet BLAC’s New Publisher
Entrepreneur Billy Strawter Jr. purchased this magazine in April with a staunch commitment to amplifying the voices of Black Detroit.
Can Oakland County’s First Chief Diversity Officer Make a Difference?
Millennial Robin Carter-Cooper is looking to help forge a better tomorrow in a county with a checkered past.
Our Favorite Black-Owned Businesses are Reopening but Staying Safe
It’s been tough for the city’s local businesses, but these spots are small, mighty and Black.
Tylonn Sawyer’s Art Explores Race, Politics and Pop Culture
The visual artist is unafraid to upset the status quo.
What the First Half of this Ludicrous Year Has Taught Me
So far, 2020 has delivered crucial lessons on patriotism, young people and hair care.
Racheal Allen, Chief Operating Officer, Marygrove Conservancy
This Marygrove alumna has returned to the campus to continue the institution’s legacy of educating the community and preserving history.
Why Do Black Lives Matter in Health Care?
Ascension Michigan understands the importance of racial equity and representation in health care.
SEEN: Getting Back to Life on Belle Isle
After months of sheltering in place and weeks of tumult, we caught up with people out and about and enjoying a sunshiny evening on Belle Isle on Tuesday, June 16.
