Today on Stateside, we talk about how the pandemic has reshaped public spaces in Michigan. Two urban planners weigh in on whether some of those changes should stay for good. Plus, a conversation with acclaimed Detroit documentary filmmaker dream hampton. Her 2019 docuseries Surviving R. Kelly sparked a national reckoning on Kelly's long history of abusive behavior.
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Has the pandemic changed the urban landscape for the better?
- Robin Boyle is a professor emeritus of urban planning at Wayne State University
- Olga Stella is executive director of Design Core Detroit at the College for Creative Studies
Detroit filmmaker dream hampton on the intersection of art and social justice
- dream hampton is a documentary filmmaker and the executive producer of Surviving R. Kelly. She is also a native of Detroit.
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