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Why Detroit?

Posted by Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at 5:28 pm
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Detroit's reputation is such that when you tell folks on the coasts that you live in this area, they invariably ask, “Why?” This is a series of videos in which Detroiters answer that question, with infectious passion and serious pride. Below is one of the first videos in the series, which will run weekly.

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