This movie review was originally posted on the NY Times website. A 50-Mile March, Nearly 50 Years Later In ‘Selma,’ King Is Just One of Many Heroes A preview of the film. Video by Paramount Pictures on Publish Date December 17, 2014. Photo by Internet Video Archive. On the afternoon of March 7, 1965, Alabama […]
Over the past year, we have learned that water is a sacred trust to Detroit and to the world. The work of MCHR is to protect the right to water and to all human rights, locally, nationally, and globally. During this holiday season, may you and yours be blessed with every good thing and value […]
The 2015 MCHR Annual Dinner will take place on Sunday, March 22 at Marygrove College, 8425 W. McNichols, Detroit, MI. A reception will take place before the dinner at 4 pm, while the dinner will begin at 5 pm. Our keynote speaker is Linda Sarsour, the Executive Director at the Arab American Association of New York and Senior Strategist […]
This editorial, co-authored by MCHR Chair Cary McGehee, recently appeared in the Detroit News: Isis is not the same as Islam Steve Spreitzer, Karry Moss, Matthew J. Wesaw and Cary McGehee Extremists for centuries have claimed religious reasons for their barbaric actions, creating a backlash against others who are truly following their beliefs. Today we […]
MCHR opposes the proposed MiRFRA legislation on the grounds that it would allow discrimination against LGBT individuals and would establish a precedent that could be used to justify further discrimination in the future. The following is a statement issued by Advisory Board member Rev. Harry T. Cook, which sums up MCHR’s position on the proposed […]
