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Really enjoyed presenting a talk today on "Is Geography Destiny" and my research from the Detroit Opportunity Project at Bowling Green State University's 13th Annual Black Issues Conference today: http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/oma/page105135.html
A look at development and progress beyond the troubles north of Jefferson and on Detroit's side of Alter Road.
The Drive -- Part II
Just seeing these 10 blocks from Grosse Pointe to Detroit across Alter offers another perspective, along with a few more comments from yours truly.
Would love to know what you think. Please comment.
The Drive That Started It All. I'll never forget the first time I headed east on Jefferson to Grosse Pointe across Alter Road. It was 2005 and ever since, the 12 blocks from Lakewood to Lakepointe have been central to my study of unequal opportunity in America. Couple video bumps, but listen along as I explain why Alter Road matters so much to me and my Detroit story.
