by Jackson Bartlett In the heat of the Great Recession, media, urban planners, developers, and later city and state officials have taken the opportunity to argue that the only solution for Detroit is… Read More
by Paul Abowd Throughout the last decade of upheaval in the Detroit Public Schools, various state-appointed managers of the district have reminded us it could be worse. And so Detroiters heard from Robert… Read More
by Elena Herrada Representative District 2, Detroit Public Schools Detroit Public Schools has been under an Emergency Financial Manager since 2009 when then-Democratic governor Jennifer Granholm hired Robert Bobb to balance the books.… Read More
Critical Moment got in touch with Atef Said, who returned to his native Egypt on February 6 to organize with human rights groups during the overthrow of dictator Hosni Mubarak. Said practiced human… Read More
by Triana Kazaleh-Sirdenis The uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa raise a number of questions for Arabs in Southeast Michigan: Where do our people go from here? How will we fit… Read More
by Meg Marotte If you live in Detroit and haven’t seen any of the RoboCop movies yet, go see them. Why are these silly action flicks from the 80’s still worthy of our… Read More
by Paul Abowd More than 1,000 Detroiters described by the Detroit News as “hip urbanites” came out for the second Marche du Nain Rouge. The costumed crowd gathered outside 3rd Street Saloon to… Read More
Come on out to Cass Cafe tomorrow evening at 7:30 for our April/May issue release. Here’s a preview!
