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Emergency Management: Ruthless Disregard of Citizens, Democracy and the Rule of Law

September 18, 2014by critmom

As we approach the end of the summer of 2014, the citizens of Detroit have endured nearly a year of uncertainty and confusion about the future of our City stemming […]

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New Metro Detroit Progressive Events Calendar Launched

December 17, 2013by critmom

Life just got a little easier for folks who want to know what’s afoot in Southeast Michigan’s progressive community. Mark Dilley, a local labor organizer involved with the tech community, […]

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Fall 2013

Undermining Education in Detroit Schools

November 9, 2011by critmom 1 Comment

by Guillermo Magón With the national program to privatize any and all public entities, we can expect that the privatization of Detroit Public Schools is not going to slow down […]

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Fall 2011 Issue

Occupy Detroit: Boon or Bust?

November 1, 2011by critmom Leave a comment

by Sarah Coffey On September 17th people answered a call to occupy Wall Street in New York City put out by Adbusters magazine and picked up by Anonymous, a civil […]

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Fall 2011 Issue

TimeBanking: Cashing in on Cooperation in Your Community

October 28, 2011by critmom Leave a comment

by Aaron Handelsman If you’ve never heard of TimeBanking, you’re in good company, but maybe not for long. News from the recent National TimeBanks Conference, which took place in Rhode […]

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Fall 2011 Issue

Detroit Works – Where is the Communitity Representation?

October 27, 2011by critmom 1 Comment

Reflections from Advisory Task Force Member, Charity Hicks In the previous year we have seen several twists and turns for the Detroit Works project, lead by the City of Detroit […]

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Fall 2011 Issue

Marche du Nain Rouge: Keep on Truckin’?

April 17, 2011by critmom 12 Comments

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 […]

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April/May 2011 Issue

The Art

April 17, 2011by critmom Leave a comment

A lot of money is spent on public relations and branding for various campaigns to revive Detroit, whether or not they ever come to fruition. City government, the foundations, and […]

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April/May 2011 Issue

Who Belongs to Brewster Douglass?

February 10, 2011by critmom 3 Comments

by Paul Abowd Detroit broke ground on the nation’s first public housing for Black people in 1935. With New Deal money and the Roosevelts’ blessing, housing officials chose a chunk […]

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