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The Black Church in Detroit

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Detroit’s Black churches respond to gun violence in the community

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AI and the Black church: Local ministers discuss the benefits, challenges of artificial intelligence

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Black church provides sanctuary, support for youth facing mental health challenges

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Detroit Family Caregivers’ Project creates caregiving ministries in local Black churches

BridgeDetroit

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BridgeDetroit hosts upcoming Community Conversation on housing, home repairs in Detroit

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Making Amends: The Quest for Reparations | American Black Journal & BridgeDetroit Town Hall

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Detroit’s affordable housing shortage intertwines with homelessness, amplifying hardships for residents

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Detroit Food Academy cooks up the next generation of young leaders through food education

The Wright Museum

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Traveling exhibit ‘Frontline Prophet: James Baldwin’ makes last U.S. stop at The Wright Museum

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MLK Day at the Wright Museum / Hate Crimes Rise

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National Rhythm and Blues Hall of Fame / Juneteenth at the Wright Museum

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Charles H. Wright Museum celebrates ‘Black Resistance’ for Black History Month 2023

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Education

Local Black churches play a supporting role in students’ education

President Joe Biden to deliver keynote at Detroit NAACP’s Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner

Bookstock returns for 20th year to support literacy in metro Detroit

10th Annual Black Friday Scholarship Bootcamp offers educational opportunities rather than shopping sprees

Michigan’s higher education experts discuss college access, equity for communities of color

Brilliant Detroit announces new citywide summer literacy campaign to curb student learning loss

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