Tomorrow, May 31, 2025 from 1-3pm — Khary Frazier, Founder of Detroit is Different presents - What’s Changed, What’s Not Changed? A George Floyd. We’re excited to be a part of it. Rebecca Irby, Director of Transfermational Change will moderate a panel at the event. At the University of Michigan Detroit Center (3663 Woodward Ave., Suite 150). Hosted by Dr. Paul Draus and Detroit is Different. This is not just another panel. It’s a space for intergenerational truth-telling, healing, and the raw voices of Black Detroiters reflecting on George Floyd’s impact, five years later. Featuring powerful testimonials from Gen Z, insights from community advocates and public safety professionals, and moderated by Rebecca Irby of New Detroit. Food will be provided by Delectables by Design, featuring Chef Kay. Everyone is welcome. Come for the connection, the conversation, and the community. #DetroitIsDifferent #GeorgeFloyd #CommunityHealing #DetroitEvents #BridgeDetroit #JusticeAndHealing #NewDetroit (fb)

African Americans created Memorial Day. The first Memorial Day parade was held in 1865, and the first performance of the holiday was also held on May 1st. The holiday was first known as Decoration Day, and became a national holiday in 1971. The holiday was founded by John Logan, a Union Army general. The holiday was created by African Americans. (fb)