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Why Inner City Schools Don’t Have Mass Shootings

Our Detroit school is a fortress. Every door is locked from the outside and equipped with sensors. Leave it open too long and the alarm screeches through the hallway like a cat in heat. When school shootings occur, as a school counselor, I spring into action. I prepare myself to have students come to my...

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How Henry Ford’s Dream Pitted Blacks Against Muslims in Urban Michigan

From the black perspective, the Middle Eastern American has undue power and influence. So when Islamophobia skyrocketed after 9/11, black Detroiters were all about it. Dearborn, Michigan, is famous in the Middle East. Henry Ford went to the Middle East to recruit workers for his Dearborn, Michigan plants. And now Dearborn is made up of people...

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Detroit Principal Who Used Kickbacks to Improve School Doesn’t Deserve Punishment

by Joy Mohammed Surely you remember this Tale from the Hood that came out of Detroit, Michigan this year: the slum-like conditions that had become homeostasis for Detroit’s schools. Ceiling tiles falling like rain, warped wooden floors, bathrooms without, well, toilets. Then like the parting of the red sea came the national headline: “12 Detroit principals...

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Fat. Black. And Muslim.

by Leah Vernon I’m the unseen. The lost and broken. I’m the minority who is buried under media outlets like Fox News and CNN. You don’t see us on the cover of American magazines or hear the pleas of our communities. You certainly wouldn’t know of our accomplishments in the fields of art, science, math...