Segregation in 1970 Just after the 1967 riots, there were still large parts of west and east Detroit that were nearly all white, the vestiges of the housing patterns — cemented by federal housing policy and local real estate rules — that confined blacks to small slices of the city, creating tension that was a […]
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Don't miss Truth Squad LIVE
Join Bridge and the Center for Michigan on Tuesday, October 11 from 5-7 pm in Rochester for this special event
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Join us for Community Conversation and Truth Squad Live event on public trust in state government
Join Bridge and the Center for Michigan on Tuesday, September 27 from 6-8 pm to discuss public trust in state governmen
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Your birthday donation to Bridge Magazine goes twice as far!
Will you join the many Bridge readers who are celebrating the publication’s 5th birthday this month by making a tax-deductible donation? A birthday donation goes twice as far – the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation is generously matching all donations to Bridge in September! Increasingly, support from readers like you will sustain and […]
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Bridge reporter wins national honors for articles on working poor
Lindsay VanHulle A package of articles by Lindsay VanHulle, a reporter in a joint venture between Bridge Magazine and Crain’s Detroit Business, has won a top prize in a national journalism contest for local business magazines and newspapers that are members of the Alliance of Area Business Publications. VanHulle won a gold prize in the […]
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The first comprehensive book on the Flint water crisis: Buy your copy today
Bridge Magazine, The Center for Michigan, and Mission Point Press announce new book: Poison on Tap: How Government Failed Flint, and the Heroes Who Fought Back. After decades of abandonment, the mostly African-American residents of Flint, Mich., had thought they’d lived through the worst of times. They were wrong. After more than a year of discolored, […]
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The Center for Michigan and Michigan Radio partner for two “Issues & Ale” events
Join the Center for Michigan and Michigan Radio for two “Issues & Ale” events on public trust in Michigan’s state government. The first will be held Tuesday, June 14 from 6:30-8 pm at Brewery Becker in Brighton. Outreach & Training Coordinator Hailey Zureich and Bridge reporter Chastity Pratt Dawsey will be on stage alongside Michigan […]
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Read Bridge and Win contest has launched!
As a summer treat, the Center for Michigan is pleased to announce an opportunity for loyal Bridge readers and brand new subscribers to reap a handsome reward for reading Bridge. From now through September 30 we are accepting entries for our “Read Bridge & Win” contest. Those who sign up are subscribed to Bridge and […]
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