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Ford Motor Company is teaming up with Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and Detroit Newspapers in Education to offer an online curriculum and scholarship contest in honor of African American contributions throughout history...

Ford : FORD CELEBRATES CONTRIBUTIONS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN WITH STUDENT CURRICULUM, ESSAY CONTEST, $10,000 IN... https://t.co/eqUvc5PnJ5

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With thirty-nine years at the top of the heap, many are probably wondering how it's even possible that Ford has ruled the game for so long. There is one blanket answer to that question: constant innovation. Since 1977, the Ford F-150, along with its more brawny Super Duty kinfolk, have continuously raised the bar on every level.

When you think “summer,” what comes to mind? Lazy, hot days at the beach, working in the garden, or packing up the family car for a vacation?

Summer will be here before we know it. Unfortunately, it’s a season that passes too quickly. While it seems impossible to believe that we could be thinking of Labor Day already, we couldn’t help ourselves when we learned about Ford’s Arts, Beats & Eats event.

Held, you guessed it, Labor Day weekend, the festival in Downtown Royal Oak, Michigan, draws thousands.

Have you ever had a long-held belief, and one day had it turned completely on its head? That’s what happened to Treger Strasberg when she learned more about homelessness in Detroit, Michigan. Ms. Strasberg said that she was shocked to learn that most of the homeless population was made up of single mothers.

The new advocate for this underserved population went on to work with Humble Design, a home interior design company that provides families in transition with fully furnished and beautifully decorated homes.