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Ford s new racial equity director, Angela Henderson, tackles racism

Sometimes sensitive conversations create controversy and misunderstanding, she said. Her job is to change the landscape as racial equity director at Ford Motor Co. I m Black all day, Henderson told the Free Press. I can t turn my Blackness off because I m at work. Issues affecting people in my community affect me in one way, shape or form. If no one is acknowledging I may be distracted by those things, I can t show up and do my work properly. It can harness resentment. She officially began her new role in January as part of the automaker s global initiative to identify and dismantle the gaps that Ford discovered exist along what the company sees as an employee journey from recruitment to development and retention. 

Liberal arts colleges fighting to survive are discounting tuition and raising enrollment, but it s not working

Liberal arts colleges fighting to survive are discounting tuition and raising enrollment, but it s not working David Jesse, Detroit Free Press © David Jesse Jada Stewart, a junior at Albion College, loads her belongings into her mother s car on Nov. 15 as she moves back to her home in Chicago. DETROIT – The sedan swooped in to Albion College, stopping alongside the curb next to a dorm. The trunk popped open, and in the wind, rain and cold one day last fall, Jada Stewart loaded her belongings, bag after bag into her mom s car. Stewart wasn t the only remaining student at Albion on that mid-November afternoon, but most were already gone. The biggest things moving in the streets were the last of the fallen leaves. Parking lots were deserted. Campus was shut down. 

Liberal arts colleges fighting to survive are discounting tuition and upping enrollment It s not working

Liberal arts colleges fighting to survive are discounting tuition and raising enrollment, but it s not working David Jesse, Detroit Free Press © David Jesse Jada Stewart, a junior at Albion College, loads her belongings into her mother s car on Nov. 15 as she moves back to her home in Chicago. DETROIT – The sedan swooped in to Albion College, stopping alongside the curb next to a dorm. The trunk popped open, and in the wind, rain and cold one day last fall, Jada Stewart loaded her belongings, bag after bag into her mom s car. Stewart wasn t the only remaining student at Albion on that mid-November afternoon, but most were already gone. The biggest things moving in the streets were the last of the fallen leaves. Parking lots were deserted. Campus was shut down. 

Is college always the best choice for high school grads?

15:24 This is the time of year when many high school juniors are taking their ACTs and scheduling campus tours. And high school seniors are looking in the mailbox for college acceptance letters and – hopefully –financial aid packages. There are many in Michigan who believe that heading to college is the key to a successful life for these kids. There s plenty of evidence that young adults with that four-year degree will do better in terms of employment and wages than their peers with some college, or a two-year degree, or only a high school diploma. But there is another side to the discussion – the one that raises the question: Is college truly the right choice for all high school grads? Are we overlooking the opportunities offered by skilled trades and other careers that do not require a degree?

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