Why Detroit Matters: Decline, Renewal and Hope in a Divided City
by Drew Philp, Brian Doucet, Tyree Guyton, Friso Wiersum, Jessica Brooke Williams, Khalil Ligon, Dan Kinkead, Jessica Care Moore, Julia Sattler, Jason Roche, Kimberley Kinder, Joshua Akers, Rene Kreichauf, Reynolds Farley, George Galster
Why Detroit Matters brings together a range of perspectives on Detroit, a city marked by decline, renewal, division, and hope. The collection explores the forces shaping its urban story and considers what Detroit’s experience reveals about change, inequality, community, and the possibilities of renewal.
About This Book
Why Detroit Matters examines the decline, renewal, and hope associated with Detroit.
The book focuses on the city as a divided urban community, considering how change and inequality shape its story.
With contributions from multiple authors, it presents a range of perspectives on Detroit’s past and present.
This collection offers a broad look at the forces influencing the city and the possibilities connected to its renewal.
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