Today on Stateside, we break down who received loans federal Paycheck Protection Program loans in Metro Detroit, and who was left out. Plus, a conversation with Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel about how the state will handle the new U.S. Supreme Court ruling on juvenile lifers. And, a conversation with a Detroit chef, food activist, and contestant on Bravo’s Top Chef about sharing stories through food.
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White neighborhoods received PPP loans at twice the rate of Latino communities in metro Detroit
- Nisa Khan is a data reporter at Michigan Radio.
- Tyler Scott is a reporter and weekend host at Michigan Radio.
Fresh off Top Chef, Kiki Louya talks about a more equitable service industry
- Kiki Louya is a chef, writer, food activist and restaurant consultant. She co-founded Folk Cafe and Market and The Farmer's Hand.
Reclaiming maple sugaring on an Anishinaabek farm
- Sierra Clark is an Indigenous affairs reporter with the Traverse City Record-Eagle.
What will the state do with the revised SCOTUS ruling on juvenile lifers?
- Dana Nessel is the attorney general of Michigan.
