September 2020 · Detroit

September 2020

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Foxy Funky Cool

Fall provides the perfect aura for channeling the soul of the ‘70s, what with splendid ambers, olives and clays on full display and at our fingertips.

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For Local Musicians, the Show Must Go On

Shutdowns have forced local musicians and venues to pivot and adapt, but creatives will create.

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Amid the tumult of the last few months, we’re forced to consider an important question: Where to next? In Part II of our three-part series ‘Evolution,’ we consider white allyship and what it means to Black lives.

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Désirée Kelly Proves Genre is What You Make It

The artist uses unconventional techniques and unexpected additions to make her pieces truly her own.

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Remote Learning May Offer Black Grosse Pointe Students a Relief from Racially Charged Microaggressions

Former and current Grosse Pointe students say the environment is ripe with racism.

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Help Boost Your Immune System with These Easy Tips

A strong immune system is the first line of defense against infection.

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Online Database Connect4Care Kids Links Parents and Child Care Providers

The United Way for Southeastern Michigan and city of Detroit collaboration is a one-stop shop for child care services.

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Michigan Opera Theatre Prepares for an Unconventional Season

The show must go on, with socially distanced seating and a remixed venue.

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Education Brand Financial Garden Teaches Financial Literacy to Students

Owner Tasha Danielle thinks once kids understand the concept of money, they should be taught how to manage it.

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Detroit Native Sherri Ann Charleston Harvard’s New Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer

This educated Black woman hopes to help move the storied Ivy League institution forward.

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Pop Art: New Black Books, TV and Movies

Recently released and ready to download and stream.

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Science Gallery Detroit Sets Up New Exhibit, FUTURE PRESENT

The Detroit Month of Design exhibition imagines the future of design.

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Isaiah M. Oliver, President and CEO, Community Foundation of Greater Flint

This Flint community leader heads a public charity determined to bridge the gap between philanthropists and community.

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Why is Maintaining a Healthy Weight an Important Defense Against COVID?

An unhealthy BMI increases your chance of developing chronic diseases like high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease, which all make the body more susceptible to COVID-19.