

Art + Culture
Pop Culture April 2022
March 24, 2022 · Updated August 2, 2022·By B.J. Strawter, Jr.
READ IT. More Than Enough: Claiming Space For Who You Are (No Matter What They Say): | By Elaine Welteroth This is an autobiography for all women. It’s a coming of age story that holds room for women to laugh, and cry;
March 24, 2022 · Updated August 2, 2022
READ IT.
More Than Enough: Claiming Space For Who You Are (No Matter What They Say): | By Elaine Welteroth
This is an autobiography for all women. It’s a coming of age story that holds room for women to laugh, and cry; to be inspired, and be vulnerable with themselves and the ones around them.
A Choice Of Weapons | By Gordon Parks
This story takes a look into the inspiring and motivating past and career of the groundbreaking photographer and photojournalist Gordon Parks.
WATCH IT.
Everything Is Going To Be All White I Directed By Sacha Jenkins
This documentary explores race in the U.S. told through the eyes of people of color. Diving deep into the “root causes of racial inequities.”
Abbott Elementary | Created By Quinta Brunson
This hilariously refreshing mockumentary sitcom follows a crew of teachers at an underfunded public school in South Philly.
LISTEN TO IT.
Small Doses: Potent Truths For Everyday Use | By Amanda Seales
“Your favorite truth teller, comedian, Amanda Seales, is dropping gems with ‘Small Doses,’ a weekly podcast that brings you potent truths for everyday use.”
Every question deserves a better answer than a search result — here's where this story leads.

Why Every Metro Detroit Nonprofit Should Be Thinking About AI
How a local workshop is helping nonprofit leaders turn curiosity into practical action. For many nonprofit leaders, artificial intelligence still feels like something meant for Silicon Valley or Fortune 500 companies. It isn’t. Whether your organization has three employees or three hundred, AI is quickly becoming another tool that can help teams spend less time […]

Althea Gibson’s Second Act
Most people remember Althea Gibson as a tennis legend. Fewer know she also became the first Black woman to compete on the LPGA Tour, breaking another barrier and opening doors for generations of Black women golfers.

Detroit Jazz Festival 2026 Guide
A local guide to navigating the Detroit Labor Day weekend jazz celebration.
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