Loving Detroit
John Corvino of Pride Source and a proud Detroiter, discusses the city’s charm and perks.
John Corvino offers several positive comments about Detroit including, “Detroit has its challenges. But it also has its perks… a world-class art museum, orchestra, and opera house. Significant twentieth-century architecture. A decent collection of real ethnic restaurants. Major sports arenas. And so on.”
He ends by saying, “Detroit is gritty, unpretentious, and unedited, but it can offer great value if you’re willing to put in the effort. I’m proud to call it home.”
– Read the entire story at Pride Source
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