Attack of The Puppet Master: Interview with Maurice Greenia, Jr.
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 […]
Category Archives: Spring/Summer 2014
Poetics and Protest in Prison
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, […]
Letter to the Editors – The Power of Unions
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 […]
Detroit: Solidarity Needed
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 […]
Gentrification in the Cass Corridor
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 […]
On The Street Run: Expanding Access with Street Medicine Detroit
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 […]
From The Collective: Spring/Summer 2014
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 […]
Briefs: May Day Action, MI CATS Freed, Cesar Chavez Academy Contract, Anti-Fracking Update
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 […]
Critical Moment 