U.S. Representative Rashida Tlaib discusses voting "no" on the recently passed trillion-dollar infrastructure bill to support its social infrastructure counterpart as a package deal. Then, a new film reflects on Henry Ford’s complex legacy by having his ghost confront it in Detroit, blending fact with fiction. And, a parent and an economist offer perspectives on the impact of the expanded child tax credit on families in Michigan.
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Rep. Tlaib says infrastructure bill without Build Back Better is broken deal
- Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib is a Democrat representing Michigan’s 13th District in the U.S. House of Representatives.
How would the ghost of Henry Ford reconcile his antisemitic, racist actions? New film asks just that
- Andy Kirshner is the creator of the new film 10 Questions for Henry Ford, which is available to stream November 9-14, following its premiere at the Ojai Film Festival.
Two perspectives on what the child tax credit means for Michigan families
- Anita Cobb is a Lansing resident and the parent of three children.
- Betsey Stevenson is a labor economist and professor at the University of Michigan’s Ford School of Public Policy.
