Irish, Jewish, and African-Americans’ shared experience and common cause, originally uploaded by FatherDalton. How Irish, Jewish, and African-Americans’ shared experience and common cause in American history – Dr. George Bornstein speaks on The … Keep Reading…
Featuring “Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age” Kevin Boyle, author of the 2011-12 Great Michigan Read book “Arc of Justice: A Saga … Keep Reading…
TUSKEGEE AIRMEN NATIONAL HISTORICAL MUSEUM requests the pleasure of your company at our 26th Annual Salute Reception and Dinner Saturday, October 01, 2011 6:00 pm (Cocktail Reception) 7:00 pm (Salute … Keep Reading…
Sept. 17-18 home tour, classic car show, chocolate tasting and more celebrate the Village’s unique quality of life Downtown Milford is packed with weekend activity this time of year, … Keep Reading…
What mystifies me is that I am not a racing fan in the least but this book seemed to call to me from the library shelf. As a new resident … Keep Reading…
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, along with First Lady Yvette Bing, Chair, and Co-Chairs Jo Coleman, Jennifer Fischer, Cynthia Ford, and Kim Reuss, invite you to … Keep Reading…
There are interesting Detroit Connections from the Author to the Subject of this book. “At a moment ripe for a new kind of media-savvy preacher, in a place where parsons … Keep Reading…
First incorporation of Detroit From Wikipedia – Detroit was incorporated as a town by the legislature of the Northwest Territory at Chillicothe, Ohio, on January 18, 1802, effective February 1, … Keep Reading…
A detail of the Emancipation Proclamation. (Getty Images) Reporting Ron Dewey DEARBORN (WWJ) – Over 21,000 people viewed the Emancipation Proclamation for the past two days around the clock at The Henry … Keep Reading…
As America’s most influential industrial architect, Albert Kahn revolutionized the health and safety conditions of early twentieth-century factories and worked closely with Henry Ford to implement his vision of the … Keep Reading…
We are only a few weeks away from the grand unveiling of this summer’s Henry Ford Museum exhibit –Discovering the Civil War, the most comprehensive collection of Civil War documents, … Keep Reading…
By Bobby Barton Mention the Detroit Red Wings to a hockey fan and you can be assured of a reaction. Nowadays, they have taken on the nature of the … Keep Reading…
Schwankovsky Temple of Music, originally uploaded by SCOTTS WORLD. This is the Schwankovsky Temple of Music on Woodward Avenue in Detroit. It was designed by Gordon W. Lloyd as a … Keep Reading…
By Bill Dow During the Detroit Tigers’ exciting 1987 campaign that saw them steal the division title from Toronto on the last game of the season, a colorful and free … Keep Reading…
by Mike Schmitt So I’m a few days behind with the whole Glenn Beck thing… It’s March 4th and although I’ve had a couple articles and a blog post bookmarked … Keep Reading…
By EDWARD L. GLAESER – From the New York Times Edward L. Glaeser is an economics professor at Harvard and the author of “Triumph of the City.” Carlos Osorio/Associated … Keep Reading…
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In Your Face, originally uploaded by DetroitDerek Photography. Not a perfect picture, but neither is our city. I’m still coming to terms of acceptance of “The Fist”. I’ve long thought … Keep Reading…