BLAC Features
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Choosing Special Needs Education for ChildrenThis map charts the route, from identifying a disability to setting up a student’s Individualized Education Program and transitioning into adulthood. |
January 2015 |
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UAW-Ford's James Settles: New Role of Unions, Auto IndustryAt 65, the UAW Ford vice president looks back on his career beginnings in the Motor City's auto foundries and looks forward on the reasons the UAW still matters. |
January 2015 |
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Our Christmas 2014 Holiday Gift Guide in ColorVibrant gift ideas from the best shops and boutiques in Detroit. |
December 2014 |
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Thanksgiving Recipe Ideas With A Detroit SpinThree ways to give your Thanksgiving dinner some tasty updates. |
November 2014 |
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Detroit Lions Glover Quin, Joique Bell on Football SeasonThe team safety and running back share their thoughts on the season ahead, Thanksgiving Day games and football in the Motor City. |
November 2014 |
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Dr. Curtis L. Ivery's New Book Honors Black FatherhoodIn his new book Black Fatherhood: Reclaiming Our Legacy, Dr. Curtis L. Ivery pays forward his life lessons to fellow fathers and sons of metro Detroit. |
November 2014 |
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Interview with Dear White People's Marque RichardsonThe actor, who plays Reggie in the film, shares his thoughts on racism, stereotypes and being 'Black enough.' |
October 2014 |
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Inside Detroit Rapper Trick Trick's No Fly ZoneThe local performer talks rivalries, community and being the gatekeeper of entertainment in the Motor City. |
October 2014 |
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Motown the Musical Comes Home to DetroitActors Allison Semmes and Clifton Oliver, who play Diana Ross and Barry Gordy in Motown the Musical, talk the history and heartache of Hitsville. |
October 2014 |
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Kevyn Orr Reflects On Time in Detroit Before ExitThe emergency manager of the Motor City leaves some lasting words of advice on restructuring the city. |
October 2014 |
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