Cover of the Autumn 2018 edition of The Dearborn Historian (Volume 55, No. 3). Cover design by Lauren Davies
A Modern Lesson in Censorship: Local Journalist Looks Back at the Forgotten History of Henry Ford
In 1918, Henry Ford bought The Dearborn Independent, where he published a series of articles which were collected into a four-volume set titled “The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem.”
Cast of “Freddy, Mabel, and the Pirate King!” Photo courtesy of HFC Theatre Program
“Freddy, Mabel, and the Pirate King!”: A Crew of Camaraderie
During the first two weekends of April, Henry Ford College’s theatre department put on a show-stopping performance of “Freddy, Mabel, & the Pirate King!”
Student vs Staff Basketball Tournament group photo by Aiden Rush
Students vs. Staff Basketball Tournament Brings Campus Together
Henry Ford College’s annual Students vs. Staff Basketball Tournament created a fun and welcoming atmosphere that gave students and staff a chance to connect outside the classroom.
Illustration of name tag and broken up image of face by Vrinda Zaveri courtesy of Medium
A Lesson in Saying My Name
Name-based micro-aggressions refer to subtle, often unintentional behaviors that frame culturally, ethnically, and racially distinct names as difficult, unfamiliar, or less worthy of careful attention.
Comic of Trumpster Hawk Declares He is Renaming Lake St. Clair to Lake Hawkster
Trumpster Hawk Declares He is Renaming Lake St. Clair to Lake Hawkster
Comic of Trumpster Hawk Declares He is Renaming Lake St. Clair to Lake Hawkster
Kamper's Rooftop Lounge, Book Tower, Detroit, MI. Photo courtesy of Eater Detroit
Hot Spots in Detroit
With its growing food scene and lively atmosphere, downtown Detroit has become a popular destination for dining and nightlife.