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Sickle Cell Walk to Highlight Awareness, Blood Donation and New Mobile Testing Van

Detroit’s sickle cell community will gather Saturday at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America–Michigan Chapter’s 2026 Annual Sickle Cell Matters Walk, an event that will bring together families, advocates, health partners and community supporters for a day centered...

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Sickle Cell Walk to Highlight Awareness, Blood Donation and New Mobile Testing Van

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Detroit’s sickle cell community will gather Saturday at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of...

Tribute to a Trailblazing Global Visionary: The Extraordinary Life, Enduring Legacy and Lasting Impact of Dr. Karl Dwight Gregory 

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Dr. Sheila T. Gregory  There are lives whose influence is so expansive that telling their story means telling the story of a city, a movement,...

100 Years of Detroit’s Senate Theater to be Celebrated In October

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A Southwest Detroit theater is celebrating its 100 anniversary with movies and live music. The festivities begin at Senate Theater on Michigan Avneue Wednesday,...

Cosm Detroit Brings Immersive Sports Experience to the Heart of Downtown

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Detroiters are passionate about watching sports, but Cosm hopes to change the way they experience the action. The immersive sports and entertainment company celebrated the...

IHOP Manager Allegedly Told Black Workers ‘If It’s Not White, It’s Not Right’

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Four Black employees at an IHOP in Florida are suing the restaurant chain and its franchisee, alleging a white former manager subjected them to...

Black Americans Have Doubts About the U.S. Food System, New Word In Black Survey Finds

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By: Jennifer Porter GoreBlack Americans are intensely aware of the connection between food and health but face economic and structural barriers that limit what...

‘We Won’t Be Erased’: Black Academics Defend Black Studies As Colleges Cut Programs

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As colleges across the country consolidate or eliminate standalone Black Studies programs and degrees, scholars and students are defending the field and its role...

Megan Thee Stallion Opens Up About Klay Thompson Breakup: ‘I Was Losing Myself’

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Megan Thee Stallion says her relationship with Klay Thompson left her feeling “on edge” and like she was “losing” herself before their breakup earlier...

Detroit Celebrates Jazz Great John Coltrane with COLTRANE 100 Following 47th Annual Detroit Jazz Fest

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A week of music, performance, and community honors jazz master John William Coltrane’s centennial birth anniversary The 1965 release of A Love Supreme was a...
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