US EditionBlack Leaders Detroit to embark on 'Ride for Equity' to uplift once-thriving districts
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Black Leaders Detroit to embark on 'Ride for Equity' to uplift once-thriving districts
A black and white photo of Paradise Valley is prominently displayed inside the Newlab headquarters of Black Leaders Detroit, depicting a bustling 1940s Hastings Avenue in the historic Detroit entertainment district. Paradise Valley and the neighboring Black Bottom neighborhood were destroyed in the 1960s to make room for I-375, displacing tens of thousands of mostly Black Detroiters. Today, the nonprofit is paying tribute to those once-thriving …
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