Detroit

Set against the backdrop of significant historical events from 1914 to 1951, the narrative explores the emergence of Black Bottom as a vital center for the black community in Detroit. Facing racism and housing discrimination, migrants from the South transformed this former immigrant enclave into a hub of social and cultural resilience. The community's struggles and triumphs highlight a rich tradition of self-help and solidarity, showcasing how adversity shaped Black Bottom into a strong, cohesive neighborhood despite its challenges.