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Once known as the world’s automotive center, Detroit was the home of 1.85 million people in the 1950s. Its population is now 951,000 and there are an estimated 80,000 abandoned buildings within the city. These city ruins were created by waves of lay-offs and the corporate collapses of the Detroit auto industry.
Detroit’s Gleaner’s Food Bank delivers 75,000 daily meals across the Detroit area. Gleaners provides food to over 400 partners – soup kitchens, food pantries, shelters, human services and nonprofit organizations that serve meals or distribute food packages.
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Anthony Suau: « Nous voyons une crise qui gagne en profondeur » « Le Pari(s) Américain December 28, 2010 at 2:16 pm
[...] elle a connu des émeutes raciales, et les populations blanches ont déménagé vers les banlieues. La ville en elle-même a décliné. Maintenant, avec la crise économique, les disparités à l’intérieur même de la ville sont [...]
UN COLLECTIF DE PHOTOGRAPHES DOCUMENTE LES EFFETS DE LA CRISE AUX ETATS-UNIS… « Libertes & Internets December 8, 2010 at 3:52 pm
[...] par la crise, comme celle des Rubert en Louisiane. A Detroit, Anthony Suau se penche lui surle travail de la Banque alimentaire dans un très classique noir et blanc, quand Lucian Perkins propose une approche très artistique, [...]
Celine December 8, 2010 at 12:26 pm
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