July 2019
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Will we even be believed when we complain of what ails us? Too few black doctors means that our cries of pain are often downplayed, if not outright ignored and, in turn, left improperly treated. We need more black people in white coats.
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When you find yourself all farmers-marketed out and ready to trade the heat for some chill, enjoy our picks of easy summer reads, movies and TV shows.
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A commitment to others drives this seasoned Detroit lawyer to assist in providing asylum-seekers with resources that will help them settle into the community.
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Symptoms include sudden weakness, numbness, slurring words, or mental confusion.
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Aleiya Lindsey and Amani Olu have beckoned 150 artists, curators and gallerists to Detroit for five days of exhibitions, performances and more.
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Esoteric messages from these secret senders seem to say all the right things.
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Owner Roslyn Karamoko recently unveiled a newly remodeled location and a new commitment to sustainable fashion.
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TWC’s eastside location is now equipped to deal with psychiatric and addiction needs that are non-emergent but require immediate attention.
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The legend Stevie Wonder adorns the venue’s south-facing wall.
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The storefront-style location is open to the public and houses crucial resources for the community.
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The weekend-long festival celebrates black music, culture and the historic Idlewild, Michigan.
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The water park opened in Chandler Park Memorial Day weekend.
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Michigan Opera Theatre invited guests to dress in "creative black tie" and celebrate the connection between the theater and Detroit's residents during this much-anticipated annual fundraising soiree.
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Celebrating BLAC's 20th anniversary and remembering what we and the culture were up to in 2005, plus remembering our sit-down with Detroit's up-and-coming anchorwomen.