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For years the nationally renowned Detroit-based Black journalist and cultural critic Bankole Thompson, whose work is known for probing uncomfortable issues of race, freedom and justice,

Louis James, one of the nation’s leading African American entrepreneurs, has been named one of the recipients of The PuLSE Institute’s inaugural Arun Gandhi Award for

After years of bold and courageous journalism anchored on challenging the political and economic forces of the time to meet the needs of disenfranchised and

By Tina M. Patterson, Esq. November is a significant month in the year, particularly for political and policy making purposes. While the end of the

A new weekly Sunday program on Detroit television that is billed as a fresh, intelligent and courageous perspective on the issues shaping the state and

Editor’s note: Attorney Tina M. Patterson, the President and Director of Research at The PuLSE Institute, Detroit’s national independent anti-poverty think tank, delivered a keynote

More than a dozen students from the Detroit Public Schools Community District are set to attend and participate in the National Conference on the Economy,

Attorney Tina M. Patterson, the President and Director of Research at The PuLSE Institute, and one of the most outspoken advocates for racial justice in

Rochelle E. Lento, an attorney at Dykema Gossett PLLC, who is regarded as a highly esteemed practitioner and authority on affordable housing transactions, real estate

By Robert Weiner, Arthur Ferridge, and Henry Deng   As inflation continues nationwide, renters have been left with particularly sore wallets. It is time for

The memory of the late Bishop PA Brooks, the First Assistant Presiding Bishop of the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), the largest Black Christian

Angela Whitfield Calloway, a member of the Detroit City Council, has been selected to speak at the National Conference on the Economy, Equity and Energy,

Jim Vincent, a respected national civil rights activist is set to deliver a keynote address at The PuLSE Institute’s upcoming National Conference on the Economy,

By Tina M. Patterson, Esq. President, The PuLSE Institute Just hours after Pope Francis begged for forgiveness for the Catholic Church’s shameful treatment of Indigenous peoples in