As President Donald Trump questions the integrity of Michigan’s elections, the focus of the race swings to Detroit, which has had its share of vote challenges. Controversies already are arising with the city’s count.
Bryce Huffman
A guest author for Bridge Magazine.
Bryce Huffman, a reporter and producer for BridgeDetroit, started his professional journalism career at Michigan Radio. He's won Associated Press Awards and Michigan Association of Broadcasters Awards for covering a variety of Michigan stories, including immigrants facing deportation, residents dealing with ongoing groundwater contamination, and tension between the black community and Grand Rapids police. He's a graduate of Central Michigan University. You can reach him at bhuffman@bridgedetroit.com.
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TCF announces $1 billion investment in loans for minority-owned businesses
TCF bank expands lending and housing opportunities for low-income people and groups impacted by discrimination in Detroit and other midwestern cities.
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Detroit’s Cass Tech was named for a slave owner. Should this name change too?
There is a national movement underway to change the names of and topple markers and statues with a slave-holding past. A Michigan county, village and a beloved Detroit institution bear the name of Lewis Cass, bringing the issue to the forefront here.