Detroitisit’s Summer Playlist to Playback the Sweet Times
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Detroitisit’s Curated Summer Playlist, Featuring 6 Detroit Born, Raised, and Discovered Artists
4 Authors to Know for National Book Month in Detroit & World Book Day This March
March 3 is World Book Day. However, National Book Month (and National Women's Month) is also this month. National Book Month 2022 in Detroit is significant being after Black History Month because of how we can connect what we've learned as we forge a future
Women’s History Month 2022 Detroit: 4 Ways for Everyone to Kick Off this Spring
March is a refreshing month. It's also a positive time because Women's History Month in Detroit 2022 showcases the artistic history of women while educating the next generation of women business leaders worldwide. With so many events going virtual over the years, it's easier than
5 Must-See Black History Events in Detroit That Merge Culture & History
Black History Month 2022 is particularly potent because it arrives after 2 years of turbulence and many displays of repeated unjust patterns in history. Black History Month in Detroit is filled with the same energy the community exhibits during Black Lives Matter marches. Black history
Black History Month 2022: Detroit Virtual Tours to Celebrate The Community
Detroit virtual tours are constantly expanding their creativity and ability to make knowledge easier accessible. Spreading information is especially significant when it comes to the month of February as the city celebrates Black History Month. This is an inspiring time to dig up the history
Detroit’s Black Bottom and Paradise Valley, What Happened?
Eighty years ago Detroit’s own Joe Louis defeated Jimmy Braddock to become world heavyweight champion. The June 22, 1937 historic bout at Chicago’s Comiskey Park was a career-establishing win for the handsome 23-year-old. Moreover, it was a win for marginalized black America, in general, and