Esther Moroze

Museum of Racist Memorabilia prompts reflection on our cultural objects

July 13, 2016 By John Dick

A new museum in Michigan holds up a mirror to America's racist cultural past and present.

Michigan autoworkers gear up for Nov. 4 elections

October 21, 2014 By John Wojcik

The union expects that anger over Republican anti-union legislation will help drive large numbers of people to the polls.

Teachers union leaders hit Supreme Court anti-affirmative action ruling

April 25, 2014 By Mark Gruenberg

NEA President Dennis Van Roekel, a Phoenix secondary school teacher, said it subjects minority group students to "separate and unequal political processes that put undue burdens" on them.

Shoppers down but numbers up at Walmart protests

December 2, 2013 By John Rummel

STERLING HEIGHTS. Mich. - While analysts are lamenting that retail sales were down at shopping malls on Black Friday, the numbers were simultaneously "up" at Walmart protests taking place the same day.

Detroit seeks answers in killing of Renisha McBride

November 12, 2013 By John Rummel

The investigation is ongoing but so far, no one has been charged. Michigan is a stand-your-ground state and at a Saturday press conference inside Historic King Solomon Baptist Church, Rev. Charles Williams II took special aim...