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IN THE JUNE ISSUE
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Return to Idlewild
A once beloved Black vacation haven—deserted by many after integration—Idlewild is rebounding as a rustic retreat for African Americans seeking the unpretentious pleasures of a simple summer paradise.
By Elizabeth Atkins
In a modern world speeding ever faster toward the future, Idlewild is a place where an increasing number of Black families are slowing down, cherishing the joy of now and celebrating the richness of the past.
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Image of Enlightenment
A thriving fashion photographer returns home to Detroit and indulges her passion for boosting the self-esteem of young women through hip hop.
By V.A. Robinson
Piper Carter is a Detroit native and an acclaimed fashion photographer whose work has been published in the likes of British Elle, Spin and French Vogue. Every Tuesday evening, you’ll find Carter at 5 Elements helping to produce The Foundation, a hip hop event that unapologetically focuses on women.
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