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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)
5 days ago2 min read
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Triggers and Triumphs
October 27, 2025 will mark probably the most significant milestone of my life: 10 years in my sobriety.
Right now, it feels bigger even than becoming a mother—a single one, at that—to eight children. (That’s a triumph, too, but one for another day and a fuller story that I will celebrate soon enough.) Everything about
Rachel Minion
6 days ago3 min read
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Overcoming by Choice
Throughout my life—since I was old enough to listen and process words—family members, influencers, and church folk have told me that whenever I find myself struggling or battling something, ‘‘give it to
Cherish Minion
Sep 233 min read
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