Detroit
Detroit police power: An internal disharmony
March 23, 2022The city takes money intended for human needs and put it into police funding that raises concerns with activists.
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Organizing Detroit: Carrying on the struggle at Great Lakes Coffee
March 1, 2022Bosses shut down and laid off workers indefinitely earlier this year to resist COVID safety demands.
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‘Abortion Pills Forever’: An interview with artist and activist Jex Blackmore
February 25, 2022Blackmore is part of a guerilla abortion rights awakening happening in Detroit.
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Tale of Two Detroits: Electric vehicle roads for some, oil refineries for others
February 10, 2022One gentrifying neighborhood will get a futuristic road that charges electric cars as they drive, while the other lives with oil refinery pollution.
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Housing is a big part of the ongoing ‘Battle of Detroit’
November 15, 2021The intentional activity of investment groups and corporations, not just whims of a supply and demand market, are at the heart of the problem
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