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Detroit one million is a local journalism project about the next generation of Detroit. [email protected] [email protected]
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kids in michigan dressed up as Ben Wallace for halloween for like five years straight man – at Ann Arbor, MI
Christian Iraqi immigrants spoke against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed at a press conference for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers in Shelby Township Wednesday.
Sam Riddle, a longtime Democratic consultant, who met with Mike Rogers last month, apparently commenting on Kamala Harris’ visit to Detroit with Abdul El-Sayed: “Kamala remains out of touch with Majority Black Detroit.”
Kamala Harris’ base is made up of upward mobile Black voters. When asked if she’s running for president again, the entire room stood and cheered at this event in Detroit hosted by the Detroit Branch NAACP. She is still popular among some Democrats.
Berline Brown and Summer Golden are members of the Detroit Branch NAACP, which is hosting Kamala Harris tonight at the Rev. Wendell Anthony’s Fellowship Chapel. Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield is introducing Harris and Anthony.
Harris called Alawieh earlier this year to apologize for leaving him and other pro-Palestine leaders off the DNC stage in 2024. Alawieh was one of the founders of the Uncommitted movement.
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U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell with Congressman-elect state Rep. Donavan McKinney, and state Sen.-elect Abbas Alaweih.
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NEW: Former VP Kamala Harris says Pres. Trump's media ban of CNN/MSNOW/Politico is "abhorrent"
"The man is afraid of the voice of the people... he's trying to stifle the ability of journalists to let the people of America know what's really going on in their government."
Doula Atabia Williams, 27, is from Detroit but has been living in Grand Rapids since she graduated from GVSU. She participated in the roundtable Tuesday with Harris and El-Sayed and says she’s excited to vote for him.