Gen Z is next up
Over the past two decades, Anthony Thompson has become one of Detroit’s best-known entertainment professionals. Now he's passing his knowledge of the business on to the next generation.
Kahn Davison's Latest Articles
The Power of Us: National Black Men in Leadership Conference centers unity and collective impact
iHeart Media’s Tony Coles and CEO of the Unity Collaborative Darlene King-Turner discuss the upcoming conference and what leadership looks like for Black men today.
SASHA Center’s Cultural Training explores how to care for Black women experiencers of sexual assault and domestic abuse
The SASHA Center will host a Cultural Training on Oct. 25 to teach advocates and community members how to better support Black women experiencers of abuse.
How a training program helps international students become integral to the U.S. economy
Global Detroit helps immigrant tech founders secure visas, build startups, and create jobs, fueling innovation and economic growth across Michigan’s expanding tech sector.
Global Detroit helps founders succeed from the rural reaches of the U. P. to the farms feeding those in the city
The Global Entrepreneur in Residence Impact Report shows 174 jobs created from the program, and $28.1 million in venture capital has been raised. Moving forward, officials want to see the progress increase and the universities take on a bigger role in propelling that.
Why sexual health advocates are pushing to get Black men to the front of the abortion conversation
The men will discuss sexual assault, the emotional decison making that exists during an unexpected pregnancy, and the economics and environmental risks that comes with raising a child.
How Detroit nonprofit Jackets for Jobs makes people feel “Smart & Sexy” returning to the workforce
“I’m just humbled and thankful that people understand the mission that Jackets for Jobs is doing. It lets us know that we’re still on the right track as we’re doing something that's needed in the community."
Top Reads: 5 local authors opening our eyes this year
“Fight. Always, everywhere. For every inch of your living. Against anyone and anything that tries to make you less than. You will be afraid and hope will often leave you stranded at the station with no fare, but fight anyway. Your life — your living — depends on it,” says poet John Jeffire. Here are five Metro Detroit writers, including Jeffire, who are inspiring us right now.
REVIEW: ‘Black Mafia Family’ brings out generational complexities of the American dream
With Starz already announcing the renewal of Detroit-based “Black Mafia Family” for a second season, reviewer Kahn Davison recommends you "stock up on Better Mades and Faygos", this is going to be a long ride.
