BLAC Features
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R&B Pioneer Adina Howard Talks Feminism and New MusicWhat ever happened to Adina Howard, the R&B pioneer known for her sexed up songs in the ’90s? She took some detours—personally and professionally. But now she’s back and talking to BLAC about her brand of ‘feminism’ and a new album in the works. |
March 2016 |
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Detroit's Heidelberg Project Celebrates 30 YearsDetroit's controversial art installation marks a notable anniversary, surviving contempt at home, a series of fires and the very blight that inspired its creation three decades ago. Here, BLAC Detroit talks to its founder, Tyree Guyton about its evolution—and his own. |
March 2016 |
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Sheefy McFly: Detroit's Art Social Scene HeroHe paints! He raps! He DJs! Sheefy McFly is Detroit’s art social scene hero. |
March 2016 |
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To The Bone: An excerpt from Desiree Cooper's New Book 'Know The Mother'A searing serving of flash fiction from Detroit writer Desiree Cooper’s new book, Know the Mother |
March 2016 |
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How Sylvia Hubbard and Motown Writers Network Uplift Detroit Authors |
February 2016 |
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Pam and Mecah Mathis: The Jet-Setters |
February 2016 |
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Calvin and Alicia Goodwin: The Comedians |
February 2016 |
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Remembering Detroit Comic Legend Dwayne McDuffieFive years ago this month, the comic book world lost some of its color. Dwayne McDuffie, Detroit’s Stan Lee, who worked to improve diversity in the comic universe and break stereotypes, died. But his legacy lives on in what he accomplished and what is yet to come. |
February 2016 |
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Love and Money: Advice For Couples at Every Stage |
February 2016 |
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Detroit's Lost HeroesRosa Parks. Joe Louis. Coleman Young. You know who they are and what impact they had on Detroit. But there are so many more Black Detroiters who made their mark on this city. Discover the stories of six of our unsung heroes. |
February 2016 |
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