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Tag Archives: black-owned business
Burgerbanism: The Twelve Dishes Of Detroit Christmas
At the risk of seeming like all I do is think about parking lots and protected bike lanes (which, admittedly, is a large portion of what I think about), I wanted to deviate from this in the spirit of the … Continue reading →
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