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Black Woman Supreme Court Nominee Commitment Does Not Release Biden From Failed Promises to the Black Community
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Go for Individual Victories on Child Credit, Drugs, Climate, Home Care, Pre-K…
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End Political Theatrics with Sound Legislation to Fully Compensate $600 Million Over-taxation of Detroit Homeowners
By Tina M. Patterson, Esq. Just over two years ago, in January 2020, the over-taxation of over $600 million in property taxes of Detroit homeowners,
Detroit’s 13th Congressional District Needs A Courageous Black Candidate, Not Crowded Bandwagon Of Opportunists
By Tina M. Patterson, Esq. In a 1991 article titled The Triumph of Tokenism: The Voting Rights Act and the Theory of Black Electoral Success, late legal scholar Lani
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Former U.S. Ambassador Anne Derse to Keynote PuLSE Leadership Forum in January
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How Detroit’s Black Journalist Bankole Thompson Took Frederick Douglass’ Mantle of Speaking Truth to Power
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In Benton Harbor, Voices Of Resistance Emerge From Live 910AM Town Hall Broadcast
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The Benton Harbor Story: How Top Journalist Bankole Thompson Brought Spotlight To An Ignored Black City
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U.S. Rep. Levin: ‘America Should Support A Haitian-Led Democracy’
By Congressman Andy Levin PuLSE Guest Column Last month’s horrifying images of Haitian migrants at the Del Rio, Texas border, coupled with unconscionable mass deportations,
As A Black Police Chief, I Welcome My Haitian Brothers and Sisters
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As World Marks Mental Health Day, Let’s End The Disparities in Detroit
By Marie Taylor PuLSE Junior Fellow October 10 is regarded by the World Health Organization as World Mental Health Day. According to the WHO, “ The overall
