Summer is a wonderful season, and for many black residents of Detroit, it used to be a time to spend their vacations in Idlewild or Black...

As Mother's Day approaches, I wanted to take the time to wish all mothers a peaceful and loving day. I also want to take a moment to...

As February draws to a close, so does Black History Month. It's important to remember that before it became a month-long celebration, it...

In July, Detroit City Councilmember Mary Waters proposed renaming Hart Plaza to Martin Luther King Plaza, later updating her suggestion...

National Police Week will be observed starting May 14th of this year. In honor of this occasion, I'd like to take fellow old-school...

Dr. Carter G. Woodson During Black History Month, it's inevitable that someone asks me about black history—its origins, its significance,...

Roy Lightfoot was not just a man of immense stature, but also possessed a heart as vast as his physical presence. His journey through...

This week’s post is not intended to take a stance for or against Proposal 22-3, commonly known as Proposal 3 – Right to Reproductive...

Yesterday, a northwest Detroit neighborhood celebrated the opening of Curtis Jones Park, located at 1941 Ferry St. in Detroit. For those...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, serving as a vital reminder to prioritize self-care and attend to our health needs, including...

Today marks a historic moment as Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black female Supreme Court Associate Justice, presides over her...