March 2019 · Detroit
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It's the brainchild of Live6 Alliance's Detroit Neighborhood Arts (DNA) Project featuring Monica Brown, Felle, Asia Hamilton, Darryl Smith and Megan White.
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African-American women are more likely than Caucasian women to get an aggressive type of breast cancer that often comes back after treatment.
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She's the only black skater in the Detroit Roller Derby and she's in it for the action and the "sense of sisterhood," and hoping for more inclusivity.
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In the early 2000s, the landscape of black radio in Detroit began to slip and transform. Where have all the black radio stars gone?
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Science Gallery Detroit prepares for its second "The Science of Grief" public event on March 27 at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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The pieces by Douglas Jones and curated by Asia Hamilton are on display at the Norwest Gallery of Art in Detroit until April 5.
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Ticket shmicket. We've got your parties and hangout spots during the Detroit Tigers' home opener against the Kansas City Royal on April 4.
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The ladies on our list are authors, community leaders, artists, entrepreneurs and social activists, and that's but a mere drop in the bucket of badassness.
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The eatery fuses American and soul food with founder and operator Mashelle Sykes at the helm.
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The eatery has settled into Detroit Black Bottom neighborhood with offerings like Mamba Chicken Pasta and Seafood Overload Mac & Cheese.
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The company is celebrating its 60th anniversary by performing five productions over three days, including fan favorite 'Revelations.'
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The newest spot, headed by husband-and-wife owners, sits inside The Siren Hotel and offers great haircuts and engages with the community.