Detroit's Stickwork sculpture hits all the right notes to make highly successful public art, or what might more meaningfully be described in this case as urban environmental art.

To María, librarians carried a responsibility to stand up and be counted, to infiltrate the halls of power armed with values, strategies, and resources that would advance the connectedness and wellbeing of common people.

You're standing there, squinting into the horizon, hoping to catch a glimpse of the indistinct but telltale orange marquee lights that means a bus is coming, wondering — did I get it wrong?

When I first started thinking about my article on queer spaces in Detroit, I figured Robbie would have a perspective—and boy, did he!