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Noodling Time Space and the Things of God
I was in middle school when Ms. Johnson, my science teacher, taught us about the Earth’s rotation. Her class was one of my favorites, and she was an excellent teacher. As usual, I was excited to talk with my friends about what I had learned. My first chance came when a group of us had gathered in the backyard to discuss which neighbors’ fruit tree we were going to raid. When I told
Delphia Simmons (Founder of Thrive Detroit)
2 days ago3 min read


Here There are Blueberries: Detroit Public Theater Through November 2
The current play at the DPT has a very innovative photo installation montage on stage to bring history to life; and yes, the play is about the Holocaust, but unlike other media we’ve consumed about this haunting time in history, there isn’t one photo depicting a starving concentration camp prisoner: there
Thrive Detroit
Oct 213 min read


Detroit’s Black Reading Month
I remember watching movies like Roots in my youth and being so moved by the passion and desire our ancestors—enslaved people—had for reading. While I thought I loved reading, I realized their longing was much deeper.
The risk of being caught learning to read could have been enough to stop many, but it didn’t. They knew
Delphia Simmons (Founder of Thrive Detroit)
Sep 252 min read



