BLAC Features
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Sharon Madison on her family's early Detroit real estate bet - and how it's paying offSharon Madison and her family bet big on downtown Detroit when few others would. Now the building that bears her father’s name is reaping the dividends. |
April 2017 |
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Dealing with grief in your teenage yearsThe bereavement process eventually strikes us all, but coping with grief in your teenage years can seem like a monumental challenge. |
April 2017 |
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The black nun from Detroit whose story you don’t knowSister Marie Lutgarde, believed to be the only black nun in a centuries-old convent, followed a path from westside Detroit to an order of lifelong service. |
February 2017 |
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What we’ll miss most about the Obama White HouseMichigan’s top legislators share their tributes to the 44th president |
January 2017 |
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How Detroit-area Bible bookstores are persevering under a changing online retail climateUnsung in their pursuits, these business owners are broadening their brands beyond the shelves |
December 2016 |
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Detroit artist Hubert Massey prepares for another monumental fresco |
September 2016 |
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Veterans of ViolencePTSD has long been associated with returning soldiers traumatized by the brutal reality of war. But that limited example is just one sliver of the larger population that suffers from the after-effects of a traumatic incident. |
September 2016 |
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Longtime General Motors design chief Ed Welburn retires, reflects on his career with the automakerMore than 40 years after becoming GM’s first Black designer, Ed Welburn reflects on a legacy left behind, and a future he helped shape |
July 2016 |
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How three young professionals came together to address mental health in our communityAfrican Americans are more likely to suffer from mental illness, but less likely to seek help. Why? Cultural stigma, access issues and a misguided “buck up” mentality are big factors getting in the way. But two local therapists are trying to change our thinking and our lives. |
July 2016 |
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Removing the StigmaWe have pills, condoms, education and other measures to prevent HIV or to ensure those infected with it live just as long as someone without the virus. And yet Blacks are still infected with HIV at a much higher rate in Detroit than other populations and we’re less likely to own our status. Here’s a look at why and what needs to change. |
July 2016 |
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