CatComm
June 2005
Articles

Detroit Youth: 2032
by Grace Lee Boggs

It's January 14, 2032, the day before Martin Luther King Jr.'s 103rd birthday. Over the weekend there was a record-breaking winter storm that old-timers are comparing to the blizzard that paralyzed Detroit on the eve of King's 63rd birthday, 40 years ago.


Interviews and Testimonials

Red Lake In Our Hearts
By William Copeland

….. From what I've learned in conversations with residents during the tour, 2002 and 2004 Northern Minnesota is a land of scarce economic opportunity and racism, where many authorities look to casinos for salvation. I guess that's part of why they took so well to me as a Detroiter. We have a lil sumthin sumthin in common…

Community Literary Art
Detroit Poems
by Brandon Gatson

Brandon Gatson is an up-and-coming Detroit poet and spoken word artist who performed regularly at 546. He was also a participant in writing workshops sponsored by the Prison Creative Arts Project. Working with that organization during his incarceration, he performed at several readings and was published in a United Nations art anthology.

Academic Research

Design of information sharing spaces
By Sarah Naab

The emerging field of community informatics, a subfield of information science, has a parallel academic goal of understanding "the use of technology for social and cultural development connected to a desire for capacity building or expanding social capital".

 
 
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