Detroit’s decision to cut off water to thousands of residents this month has provoked an international outcry. Yet, while it’s encouraging to hear U.N. experts say the shut off policy […]
Suddenly a fight broke out when the performance started. Louder and louder, it could be heard from the merch table in the next room. The culprit? Long time Detroit multimedia […]
Retribution, Resistance, and the Incarceration of Kids By Michael Philip Brown I write poetry for Wednesdays. I have come to cherish Wednesdays despite the sadness they often bring me. Wednesdays, […]
Detroit has a rich history in the labor movement. A union is an organized group of workers who collectively use their strength to have a voice in their workplace. Protected […]
Does Seattle’s labor movement have helpful lessons for Detroit? by Nacazqualtia Tecetiliani Last fall, Washington state residents approved by referendum a law that legalized the sale, use and possession of […]
By Zoe Villegas 2014 has been a year of such drastic changes in Detroit that the shift of the city’s narrative of progress gained some skepticism even from some of […]
By Anthony McClafferty At Manna Meals in the basement of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Corktown, medical students from Street Medicine Detroit (SMD) carry backpacks and boxes of medical supplies […]
Spring has finally sprung in Detroit and the seeds of mutual aid are blossoming into hardened stalks of sunflower fields. Another May Day has come and gone, but something very […]
Detroiters Take Over Streets In May Day Anti-EM Protests The State of Michigan may have occupied Detroit, but that didn’t stop Detroiters from taking back the city’s downtown financial district […]
Marie Mason is a name that’s well known to us at Critical Moment and, indeed, to many activists around the world. She’s a political prisoner, an anarchist, earth and animal […]
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