
Kelly Fordon
Behind the walls of privilege
From the August, 2015 issue
Many people in this part of the world know the border that separates Detroit from the Grosse Pointes. The drive down East Jefferson past the empty lots and boarded buildings--past all the people who live there--until you reach that dramatic line (transition is certainly not the right word; it feels too gradual, too understandable) between the city and the

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