November 2020 · Detroit

November 2020

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We invited locals to sip and savor at our intimate holiday get-together.

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A COVID-19 vaccine could be just weeks away for the most vulnerable among us. Here’s what we know so far.

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The Ghanaian-born artist pulls his international travel into his work.

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Boho looks perfect for the chic but chill chicks that keep organic veggie straws in designer bags.

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As you start planning your holiday shopping list, consider these Black-owned businesses’ Black Friday and Small Business Saturday deals.

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Detroit life features prominently in Blount’s ‘Fantasia for the Man in Blue.’

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‘i.Detroit – A Human Atlas of An American City’ uses photographic portraiture, technology and ancestral DNA to map Detroit.

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Parents can get their work done, while children are guided through their virtual lessons.

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The new restaurant is headed by the guys behind Detroit Black Restaurant Week, specializing in seasonal street food.

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The seasonal flu and COVID-19 can present similar symptoms, and so protecting against the flu can help avoid confusion.

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This rapper turned real estate developer has made it his mission to teach generational wealth and build back the community, ‘one block at a time.’

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A collective of artists present ‘Crimes Against Reality,’ an exhibition that uses film and performance art to spotlight the Indigenous perspective.