The document discusses various aspects of Detroit, including the effects of its past riots, the influence of local radio hosts, and the rise of hip hop artist Mikey J who is gaining fame through his personal style. It also touches on the Motor City Comic Con's unexpected success despite the economy, and highlights a family-owned Greek diner with notable food offerings. Lastly, it mentions a historic football game that attracted a large crowd in 1934.

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During the devastating 1967 Detroit Riots, Martha Jean was on the air for 48 hours straight with her
message of nonviolence, urging the community to keep the peace. In the seventies, she started a
call-in show called "Buzz the Fuzz", which acted as a link between the black community and the
Detroit Police Department.
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Detroit Michigan Mikey J is unlike any other artist in the hip hop industry. Determined to make it his
way, and refusing to sell himself out and going against his personal beliefs. Building a strong fan
base and connecting with 25,000+ friends on Myspace, averaging over 500+ plays per day, allows
his music to speak for itself. Mikey J is becoming quite well known in and outside of Michigan.
As a volunteer, Lobdell earns a free autograph after her shift is completed. But that's not all: She
gets to hang out with a veritable who's-who list of sci-fi/fantasy legends, such as Jeremy Bulloch
(Boba Fett from the original "Star Wars" movies). They always share good conversation, and there's
a long list of others, including comic book artists and writers.
Serling, who started collecting comics when he was 10, was surprised that despite Michigan's ailing
economy, attendance went up 25 percent last year. The success of the show, he noted, is due to
Michael Goldman, who launched The Motor City Comic Con 20 years ago.
In terms of ticket sales, the game was a rousing success. On November 29, 1934, a sellout crowd of
about 26,000 fans packed the stadium to watch the defending World Champion Chicago Bears take
on the Lions for the Western Division Championship; thousands more disappointed fans were turned
away.
At the doorstep of Downtown Rochester is a family-owned Greek diner that should not be missed. If
Greek or generally Mediterranean food is not exactly part of your tastes, they still have safer
American foods to divulge in. However, their wraps and gyros are something that should not be
overlooked; the bread is fresh, as are the ingredients inside with an eclectic mix of sauces to satisfy
any cravings. A personal favorite is the onion ring appetizer, since they also bring out a small
dressing server of ranch dressing--the combination is heavenly, believe it or not!
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