The Renaissance
Aaron FoleyNotes on Detroit from a Detroiter from afar
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Why isn't the Grand Prix a bigger social event in Detroit?
Photo via Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix
Quickly name the biggest horse race that comes to mind, and you’ll likely conjure the Kentucky Derby, an event where you might not know when exactly it falls but you know all the pomp associated with...
It shouldn't be anyone's fucking business why someone leaves Detroit
Believe it or not, it has taken me more than a year to compose this screed. Not because I was working on a novel or anything (but I was) or that this particular post took so much time because it was going to shift man’s understanding of a p...
It's just a fucking Target
Around the first few months of the pandemic while I was living in the Bay Area, I vowed to never set foot inside a Target again. At the time, the discount store — it is a discount store — rolled out curbside delivery, which meant I could or...
Sheffield announces the end of her time on council. Is it the beginning of her run for mayor?
Via @marysheffield on Instagram
There is a strict rule at the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center about public display of the mayoral seal. There are a few of them — I’d say maybe more than three, less than ten — that affix to the fro...
A Black Detroiter's image of the Asian in Metro Detroit, and what we all still have to learn
Steven Yeun, Grace Lee Boggs, Vincent Chin
I did not have any meaningful interaction with anyone of East Asian descent until I was 18, my freshman year at Michigan State University. Of course, I had seen East Asian people in real li...
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