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Rebecca Rose plays Sarah, an enslaved woman who is preparing to escape, in Dominique Morisseau’s The Confederates.

In Detroit Public Theatre’s ‘The Confederates,’ history repeats itself

Dominique Morisseau’s brilliant play tackles post traumatic slave syndrome and the sister wound

By Randiah Camille Green

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald turns 100.

Lapointe: Happy 100th anniversary to ‘The Great Gatsby’

By Joe Lapointe

X’ydee Alexander, Evan Lewis Smith, Jeff Nahan, James Herriotte, Matt Hollerbach, Melanie Jones, Will Bryson, T. Pharoah Muhammad, and Antoine McKay in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.

Ma Rainey isn’t the only one showing her Black bottom at the Detroit Rep

By Randiah Camille Green

Lions fans can show their team spirit at local chain Dy’nfly.

Metro Detroit salon dyes Lions fans’ hair Honolulu Blue for a good cause

Duval Street is the spine and urethra of Key West.

Beer & Loafing in Key West, where two Michigan literary giants fished, boozed, and chased Hemingway

Image: Coffee With Q by Digital Marketer Qamar Zaman Launches Innovative Podcast Platform to Educate Public with Subject Matter Expertise

Coffee With Q by Digital Marketer Qamar Zaman Launches Innovative Podcast Platform to Educate Public with Subject Matter Expertise

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"The Black Friday Survival Guide: Deals, Savings, and Smart Shopping Strategies"

By Muhammad Saad

John George.

Motor City Blight Busters continue decades-long mission to uplift Detroit with ambitious expansion plans

By Layla McMurtrie

Image: The Black Canon preserves Detroiter’s lifelong collection of Black history

The Black Canon preserves Detroiter’s lifelong collection of Black history

By Layla McMurtrie

Image: Color-changing LED swings light up Beacon Park for Detroit Month of Design (2)

Color-changing LED swings light up Beacon Park for Detroit Month of Design

By Layla McMurtrie

The Wealthy Store was destroyed in a fire on Thursday.

The Wealthy Store vows to return following fire damage

By Kahn Santori Davison

The LOVE Building is opening to the public.

Detroit’s LOVE Building hosts grand opening with four days of community events

By Layla McMurtrie

Some of Detroit's top visual artists designed a Pistons-themed art exhibit for Afro Nation Detroit.

Afro Nation partners with Detroit Pistons to bring a pop-up basketball court to festival

By Layla McMurtrie

Robert L. Allen in 1967.

RIP Robert L. Allen, a Black scholar in every sense of the words

Hair Wars 2022.

Detroit gearing up for ‘The World’s Wildest Hair Party’

By Layla McMurtrie

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