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Eminem wasn't the only Detroit musician representing the Motor City at Super Bowl LVI. Sean Forbes was there, too, offering an American Sign Language rendition of the show for the deaf and hard of hearing community.

Business Insider senior correspondent Aki Ito explores the how our sense of purpose and fulfillment has increasingly been tied to what we do at work.

Writer Sarah Wood explores how the stigma and language around sobriety is changing in her essay “I’m Tired of Explaining Why I Don’t Drink” for The Cut.

Detroit-based sex educator, writer and entrepreneur Zoe Ligon talks about her book "Carnal Knowledge: Sex Education You Didn't Get In School."

Dry January. Sober curious. The language may be changing, but the idea of extending a month-long sobriety into a lifestyle change is growing in popularity.

Photographers Joey Schultz and John Mark Hanson traveled across the U.S. to ask grandmothers: "What advice would you give your younger self?”

Joshua Neuman's article for Slate — "Why Isn't Kenny Washington an American Icon?" — sheds light on the little-known legacy of former football player Kenny Washington, who broke the NFL's color barrier a year before Jackie Robinson arrived in the MLB to do the same.

Khana Detroit serves up Pakistani and Desi-inspired dishes through a uniquely American lens. The pop-up restaurant is currently stationed at Frame Bar in Hazel Park through Feb. 6.

Now on display through May 31, "The Book Smugglers" exhibit highlights the courageous steps that people took during the Holocaust to protect the Jewish cultural memory from the Nazis and Soviets.

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