From the Magazine

These women are using their platforms to uplift others

While Black transgender people have stepped up for the Black Lives Matter protests across the country, the Detroiter says speakers at these events have rarely taken note of the enhanced danger that Black trans people face

America’s favorite summer pastime may also be an infection risk

The founder has channeled the city’s underdog mentality into both a brand and a cause

With police under fire, Anthony Holt sees an opportunity for a needed rethink

They’re running food empires, diversifying culinary landscapes, and servicing marginalized communities

The film covers the rock publication’s edgy legacy, but it also focuses on the writers and editors who gave the magazine its vehement voice

There’s almost no scenario this year that won’t mean major financial losses for Michigan and Michigan State and the communities around them

The state has been central to several landmark rulings

nail salons are back, and the options are infinite

The Detroit Will Breathe co-organizer has found a calling in what she refers to as “love in the streets”

Following the death of state Rep. Isaac Robinson, the campaign is laden with mixed emotions and a drive to carry on his legacy

"Malorie" takes place 12 years after the events of the original story

With handshakes and door knocks off limits, local candidates are courting voters creatively

On the Detroit/Hamtramck border, a writer reflects on the deeper significance of a multicultural dinner staple

The fragrance and skincare line aims to be inclusive with its offerings

The ship had space to transport 2,500 passengers and their automobiles, too

Bring your hiking boots, buy local, and make reservations

The Wyandotte home décor store teams up with ”Coastal Living” magazine on the new line

So, you’ve mastered banana bread. Patisserie-worthy loaves are next.