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    The Origins Of The Urban Crisis: Race And Inequality In Postwar Detroit is a book written by Thomas J. Sugrue. Detroit once was considered a promised land for African Americans but because of economic restructuring in rapidly became communalized. Throughout the whole book Sugrue discusses the hardship of detroit from years 1943 through around 1968. He speaks on of course race and inequality but also the housing crisis of Detroit as well. Sugrue breaks this book into 3 parts which took me a…

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    Pride is one of the few words in the English language that everybody can identify with. Pride is actually a good thing to have because if a person has pride in what he does it makes him do it better. If a person is working a job and has pride in what he does, he tends to put forth his best effort and try to become the best employee he can. Pride is a thing that can cause people to feel a sense of satisfaction even if they fail. As long as they give their best, they are satisfied. But as the…

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    Suher Alsurakhi Professor Russo Urban Administration 9 May 2016 Detroit v. Atlanta Detroit, Michigan, the fourth largest city located in the United States is also one of the most populated cities found in the United States. A city had constant population growth each year until it halted in the year 2000. During 2000, there was a drastic change; the population declined approximately 25%. Historically, Detroit is known for being an area that is ethically populated, all of which are included in…

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    Detroit public schools are drowning in a whopping 515 million dollar debt, and the options to survive are dwindling. Sadly, this is happening at the expense of the roughly 52,000 students struggling to strive at the district. These students are walking into school with an unsteadiness about them because of the irrational circumstance circulating the schools. With rats running, floors fumbling, and ceilings cracking, the students are in fear that their school may not survive the day. The…

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    The Detroit Pistons is one of the NBA’s most iconic organizations. It was not always sunshine and rainbows in Detroit though. The 1976-77 ended the season with the record 44-38, and lost in the first round of the playoffs. This would be their last winning season for the next seven years. The Pistons in the late seventies had picked up a reputation of being soft and lackadaisical, which resulted in end of season records like 16-66 and 21-61. This was a very fragile time for the city of Detroit,…

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    through the Detroit rebellion of 1967, black power and Rap and Hip Hop. The urban crisis can be defined as combine all the problems that affect urban America in one area. The urban crisis help create the urban ghetto, increase the crime rate and away for whites to see black as poor and criminal. The Detroit rebellion of 1967 is seen as one the most violent urban revolts in the 20th century. The riot was a response to police brutality and police harassment but the living condition in Detroit add…

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    and crime on a daily bases. Even though America is better off than some countries, there are certain cities that still struggle such as Cleveland, OH and Detroit, MI. Detroit has one of the highest poverty rates in the United States. Not having enough money to support themselves and their families increase the stress of day to day life. Detroit also has the highest murder rate and one of the top in robberies. Struggling with poverty and crime lowers the standard of life for many Americans. This…

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    Program Director for the Detroit television market I would not cancel showing the TV show because it does not reflect what is actually happening in real life. I believe this because even though there are racial problems in cities on regular basis they are irrelevant to the current city because these racial movements and crisis start elsewhere. Such as the violence in Detroit did not start until something happen in Los Angeles and there shouldn’t be controversy in Detroit about Los Angeles racial…

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    The Satanic Temple of Detroit wants to bring back its “snaketivity” display in response to a live nativity scene being planned on the lawn of the Michigan Capitol this Christmas season. Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz’s supporters are planning to host a live nativity and hold caroling activities on the Michigan Capitol lawn on Dec. 12 and 13 to celebrate Christmas and bring families together. However, the Satanic Temple of Detroit will not allow one religion to dominate the holidays…

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    The Detroit People Mover, a single line rail system that was opened for service in 1987 and was proposed as a rail to connect downtown Detroit with the metro Detroit area, until committed government funding was withdrawn, but the construction on the rail continued. The issue with the Detroit people mover today is its 12 million deficit, which is coming at the expense of taxpayer money that the city of Detroit and State of Michigan can surely use in other ways. This problem is important to…

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