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Venezuelan migrants arrive in Detroit. A report shows Black women are at greater risk of heart disease. Detroit DJ Whodat. Plus, upcoming weekend events.

Countless pioneering female singers, players, performers, and activists have drastically shaped the music industry.

Publication with a focus on independent film, offering articles, links, and resources.

The Black and the Green, which follows Black American activists who travel to Northern Ireland to learn from Irish allies, documents the necessary messiness of political organizing

"This is something certainly that my wife and I are thinking about," Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist said Tuesday at the Detroit Policy Conference.

PBS commits $3.6 million to Firelight Media’s William Greaves Fund.

Exclusive: Firelight Media calls for 2021 William Greaves Fund submissions Harlem-based prodco Firelight Media has announced an open call for the William Greaves Fund‘s second year.Founded in 2020 to support documentary filmmakers from racially and ethnically underrepresented communities, the Fund ... February 25, 2021 Harlem-based prodc...

Bill Kobin Dies: Pioneering Public TV Executive Who Ran KCET For 13 Years Was 91 Deadline 1/9/2021 Bill Kobin, a pioneering public television executive who ran Los Angeles pubcaster KCET for 13 years and helped launch the careers of Bill Moyers, Huell Howser and many others, died Friday at his home in Brentwood, CA. He was 91. No cause of death was given. Kobin worked as a television journalist in the early days of the medium with the Dumont Broadcasting, ABC and CBS News. He produced The P...