October 2020 · Detroit
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Fears around the logistics of having people crowd into voting precincts amid a pandemic have reignited old debates around absentee ballots. Behind the scenes, people are working to ensure safe, informed and accessible voting. Plus, community members make their issues known.
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Political intern Devin Woodruff is forging valuable relationships now to affect change later.
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Amid the tumult of the last several months, we’re forced to consider an important question: Where to next? The status quo is no longer safe. In the last installment of our three-part series ‘Evolution,’ we consider the power of position and of the almighty dollar.
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Cooler nights call for easy and cozy comfort food. Oh, and booze. We can’t forget the booze.
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Cozy up to 50 shades of brown courtesy of nine Black designers.
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The shift to working from home has moms everywhere struggling to separate family and business.
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‘By accident,’ this mom and author started a program that helps ensure students enter college empowered and debt free – and exit with real-world career prospects.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and regular screenings and information about family history are key.
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The artist has made a name painting murals and working with big-name brands.
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This line of T-shirts, hoodies and jewelry headed by chemist Deirdre Roberson celebrates Black and brown skin.
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Fork in Nigeria and The Gripper offer quick but flavorful bites on Livernois’ Ave of Fashion.
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Available for iOS and Android, the founders say its “Shazam, but on steroids.”
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The brand offers model casting, personal style consulting and mentorship.