Black History Month: Detroit's role in the Underground Railroad
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Several churches in Detroit have important ties to Black history in the United States. These houses of worship were stops on the Underground Railroad.

Detroit man helps shape lives of young people through mentorship
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Charles Thomas Jr. has built a life of helping others by shaping young people through his mentorship program, Results Mentoring. Thomas said he got involved in selling drugs when he was younger before coaching sports led to mentoring.

Henry Ford Health COO Denise Brooks Williams on leadership and representation in health care

FOX 2 spoke with Denise Brooks Williams, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Henry Ford Health, because her leadership sits at the intersection of data and lived experience.

Black History Month: Remembering trailblazing anchorwoman Beverly Payne
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Beverly Payne was one of the first black women that many Detroiters ever saw delivering the news. See how her presence on the evening anchor desk inspired future journalists.

Daughter of Obie Benson reflects on 'The Four Tops' legacy

The Motown group ‘The Four Tops’ sold millions of records, is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and received a Lifetime Grammy Award.

Remembering John Utendale who signed with the Detroit Red Wings in 1955

When you think of Red Wings greats, you think of Sergei Fedorov, Steve Yzerman, Gordie Howe. But some may remember another name, John Utendale.

Black history month programming at the DIA
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February marks Black History Month, and the Detroit Institute of Arts has a lineup of upcoming programs and special events celebrating Black culture and artistry.

Detroit entrepreneur, advocate Charity Dean makes her mark with Black business owners
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She?s a woman who wears many hats - a lawyer, a mother, a CEO, a business owner - she's even served as director of Civil Rights under Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan?s administration.

The Legacy of Detroit's Black Bottom and Paradise Valley
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A special event at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History will shine a spotlight on the rich legacy of Black Bottom and Paradise Valley, two historic neighborhoods that were once vibrant cultural and economic hubs for Detroit?s Black community. The "Evening on Black Bottom and Paradise Valley: I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project" takes place Tuesday, February 25, 2025. For more information visit: bit.ly/375-BB-PV-Panel

Shuttered St. Cyprian's church to be reborn as community center, house of hip-hop

Labeling the church, a house of hip-hop, former entertainer and educator Rashard Dobbins says the goal is to heal the community, providing a safe space for young people with aspirations.

St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church
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St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church was the first Black Episcopal church on the city's west side. It was permanently closed in 2021. How is the neighborhood and former parishioners coping? Fox2's Lori Pinson takes us on a personal walk down memory lane.