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Detroit Not Interested In Rebranding

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Detroit Not Interested In Rebranding

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A group of young leaders in the city of Detroit agreed at the Michigan Chronicle’s “Pancakes and Politics” speaker’s forum at the Detroit Athletic Club that the city does not need rebranding.

SIDNEE KING & TATYANA HOPKINS   |   JUNE 2016   |     MICHIGAN CHRONICLE  


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“Detroit Is Detroit”

[/one_third_last][two_third padding=”0 15px 0 0px”][dropcap]The[/dropcap] audience agreed. A poll of the event’s 250 guests revealed over 80 percent of them believed that the city’s Motor City image needed no change and was “alive and well.”


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“What made us the Motor City was the fact that we were the leaders and innovators,” said Rev. Charles Williams, Pastor of Historic King Solomon Baptist Church and President of National Action Network Michigan.

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