Editor’s Note: Dorothea Williams-Arnold is a senior fellow at The PuLSE Institute, where she focuses on the academic needs of students in poor communities. A
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The Invisible Shield: How Activists and Lawmakers are Breaking Down Qualified Immunity, Part 3
Editor’s Note: This story was originally published on April 15 in The Amsterdam News in New York. The PuLSE Institute is reprinting the story with
Detroit Police Chief Craig Is No Model for National Standard of Policing
Editor’s Note: Attorney Tina M. Patterson, a Detroit native is the president and director of research at The PuLSE Institute. She was previously a federal
Former White House Spokesman Weiner: ‘Chauvin Trial Should Be Slam Dunk Against Police But is Not’
Editor’s Note: Robert Weiner, a PuLSE Institute National Advisory Panel member, is a former Clinton White House spokesman, communications director for Cong. John Conyers’ Government
Letter From Britain: U.K. Government’s Racism Report Betrays Black Britons
Editor’s Note: Joan Blaney is the author of “From Kitchen Sink to Boardroom: Realizing Women’s Potential for Corporate Success.” An international advocate for inclusion, she
PuLSE Institute Editor-in-Chief, Chronicler Of Race Relations Bankole Thompson to Speak at Aerospace, Defense Company Lockheed Martin
Bankole Thompson, the editor-in-chief and dean of The PuLSE Institute and one of the most outspoken journalists in the country on race and economic injustice,
PuLSE Institute Names COGIC Presiding Bishop Emeritus, Humanitarian Charles E. Blake Sr to National Advisory Panel
Bishop Charles E. Blake Sr., Presiding Bishop Emeritus of the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), the largest Black Christian denomination in the country with
U.S. Senator Gary Peters, DTE Energy CEO Jerry Norcia to Speak at PuLSE Black Church Lecture Series Launch
U.S. Senator Gary Peters (D-Michigan) and Detroit business leader Jerry Norcia, the president and CEO of DTE Energy, will be participating in the launching of The
Detroit’s Plymouth UCC Church Renaissance Choir to Perform at PuLSE Black Church Lecture Series Launch
The distinguished Renaissance Choir at Plymouth United Church of Christ in Detroit, one of the leading African American churches in the country whose ministry is
PuLSE Lecture Series on Corporate Social Responsibility Named After Business Leader Cindy Pasky
The PuLSE Institute, a national independent anti-poverty think tank headquartered in Detroit, the nation’s largest Black city is launching a lecture series that will put
‘My Grandparents Tried to Escape Poverty: I Want A Different Outcome for Black Students’
Editor’s Note: Dorothea Williams-Arnold is a senior fellow at The PuLSE Institute’s Academy of Fellows, where she focuses on the academic needs of students in
Powerful Pastor Dr. Frederick D. Haynes to Keynote Launching of Black Church Lecture Series Named After Detroit Minister Solomon Kinloch
Reverend Dr. Frederick Douglass Haynes III, the senior pastor of Friendship West Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, and one of the most influential African American
Fighting Poverty is Top Priority for WTO’s First Black Leader Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Editor’s Note: Bob C. Ezumah, an international trade expert, is a senior fellow at The PuLSE Institute’s Academy of Fellows, where his work examines the wider implications
U.S. Rep. Dingell: ‘No More Excuses, Time to Deliver for Black Voters’
Editor’s Note: Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, who represents the 12th District of Michigan in the U.S. House of Representatives, makes a political and moral case in this