Episode 2 of "Back to Paradise: Detroit’s Historic District Reborn" Spotlights Dennis Archer Jr. and Detroit’s Vision for Inclusive Black Development

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Episode 2 of "Back to Paradise: Detroit’s Historic District Reborn" Spotlights Dennis Archer Jr. and Detroit’s Vision for Inclusive Black Development

Where the heartbeat of Motown once roared and Black enterprise flourished, Paradise Valley rises with a renewed pulse. Episode 2 of the seven-part docuseries, 'Back to Paradise: Detroit’s Historic District Reborn,' is titled 'Reviving the Rhythm in Paradise.' This installment centers on Dennis Archer Jr., a name that holds weight in both legacy and forward … Continued

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