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Black Maternal Health Advocates Renew Push for Michigan Momnibus Bills

Freelance Contributor - April 20, 2026

By: Jasmine West Black women are still dying at disproportionate rates during childbirth in Michigan, and advocates spent this week reminding lawmakers that the crisis...

Kentucky Gov. Beshear in Detroit: Democrats Need Black Voters in Upcoming Elections

Sam Robinson - April 18, 2026

Black voters will be critical to the Democratic Party's success in the upcoming midterms and in the 2028 presidential election, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear...

Once A Detroit Teacher, A Leading Environmental Justice Activist Returns with Lessons from the Climate Fight

Aaron Foley, editor at large - April 18, 2026

The students lucky enough to attend Renaissance High School in the years just before and after the new millennium were witnessing a genius in...

Detroit Teens Encouraged to Pursue Skilled Trades During Hands-on Expo

Aaron Foley, editor at large - April 17, 2026

More than 100 Detroit high school students were invited by one of the region’s most prominent construction firms to a live construction site for...

Beyond the Plate – Raising the Standard: A Love Letter to Detroit Hospitality

Contributing Writer - April 14, 2026

By Nina Love, All Black Everything Hospitality Group CEO There is a moment, subtle, almost invisible, when a meal becomes something more. It is not just the food....

Cultural ‘Food As Medicine’ Approaches Can Help Reduce Blood Pressure

Word In Black - April 13, 2026

By Jennifer Porter Gore This story originally appeared on WordInBlack.com. There’s some evidence that healthy recipes tailored to cultural tastes, combined with a dietitian’s guidance, can help adults...

Why Black Superintendents Feel Pressure To Earn Doctorates For The Job

Word In Black - April 11, 2026

This post was originally published on Word In Black. BY ALVIN BUYINZA Dr. Aleeisa Johnson had her sights set on earning her doctorate the moment she applied...

What We Need to Know About Colorectal Cancer Among Young Adults

Word In Black - April 6, 2026

This post was originally published on Word In Black. BY JENNIFER PORTER GORE Growing up in rural North Carolina, where commercial chicken farms were a common sight,...

Money Matters: Franchising Fuels Growth

Contributing Writer - March 30, 2026

By Mark S. Lee A quiet but powerful shift is underway in the American economy—and it’s landing squarely in Michigan. According to the 2026 Franchising...

Do You Talk to Your Neighbor in Church? Not Everyone Does

Word In Black - March 29, 2026

BY REV. DOROTHY S. BOULWARE This post was originally published on Word In Black. Down through history, Black children have had their lives threatened — or at...

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