PoC News in America
It’s the first day of June and even though we’re nearly halfway into the year, the news about police brutality and violence against PoCs continues to make waves. (more…)
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It’s the first day of June and even though we’re nearly halfway into the year, the news about police brutality and violence against PoCs continues to make waves. (more…)
We’re fully immersed in holiday spirit but that won’t stop us from reality checking with a quick look at the news.
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Another week of inspiring solidarity and protests following the tragic deaths of black men in America. Let’s get to the news. (more…)
Welcome to another roundup of misogyny news! Fortunately this week wasn’t nearly as horrible as last week, and we even have some good stuff to report. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.) (more…)
Friday News Bites: Nefarious Undertakings, Equality Progress, Corgis, and More
While it’s heartening to see marriage equality and other similar matters experiencing an…
Reading The Man Booker Prize 2013: We Need New Names by NoViolet Bulawayo
As far as literary prizes go, We Need New Nameshas all the makings of a winner: its author, a…
A Monetary Dilemma: Detroit's Fiscal Crisis and the Detroit Institute of Arts
The fiscal crisis in Detroit has garnered much national attention, particularly in the last few…
Mid-Week News
Each time I do the news, I look for one little ray of sunshine in all the bad news. And this week…
I moved to Detroit five years ago, but I’ve come here every summer to visit family since I was a baby. Like most folks, I live in the suburbs, but I’ve often toyed with the idea of moving downtown and I’ve spent significant amounts of time in the city and have a certain love for it. When I think about moving away or even just living in the ‘burbs, I feel disloyal. There’s something about the death and life in this city that is fascinating for living and for theorizing.
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