Overcoming racism in Michigan
Michiganders are unifying their communities and finding peaceful pathways to overcome racism, along with the divisiveness, segregation, and disparities it causes.
Kimberly Hayes Taylor's Latest Articles
Can Detroit become a textile manufacturing hub? Industry professionals think so
Detroit currently lacks the manufacturing capacity and labor force to support local fashion companies. But many people in the field are determined to change that.
“You can’t just talk about race anywhere”: Detroit youth explore race through the arts
A plethora of art programs across the city offer young Detroiters rich, textured avenues for artistic expression about contemporary racial, cultural, and social justice issues.
Detroit is in the midst of a boutique hotel boom. What does it say about the city’s economy?
At least eight hotels have opened recently or will open soon in the greater downtown area. What's behind the boutique hotel boom and what will it mean for Detroit's economy?
Graffiti for good: How muralists and businesses are joining forces to enliven Detroit
The colors from Detroit's new murals are not only making the city a more beautiful place, they're stimulating business, connecting communities, and enhancing Detroit's reputation as a world-renowned art city.
