By Nina Joss March 28 I spend much of my days talking on screens to people I love. Some across oceans, some minutes away. It’s strange—for many, this period is antisocial and isolation, but I feel just as social as I normally am. I like how it levels the playing field, in a way—I feel Read more about Social[…]
By Nina Joss April 22 This crisis really shows the inequalities—those which are always there. But they are so much more obvious now. It’s exhausting to think so much about all the problems happening right now. Especially overwhelming because they’re not only happening right now, we’re just seeing it more now. March 22 Can democracy Read more about Justice & Liberty[…]
By Nina Joss March 25 To be living in a time where emails are signed off with “stay safe & healthy,” where the first response to “how are you?” is: “home, safe with my family.” Where going outside is a privilege that my lord we took for granted. I haven’t hugged my friends in weeks. Read more about Walking For the First Time[…]
Name of Community: Plymouth, MI Established (date): 1867 Land area: 2.21 sq mi Population: 9,168 Population over 65: 15.8% Population per sq. mile: 4,130.3 Racial Makeup: 94.3% white, 2.5% Asian, 1.5% Hispanic or Latino, 1.3% African American Persons per household: 2.09 Per Capita Income: $54,862 Bachelor Degree or above: 58.1% Number of Coronavirus cases: 33 (as Read more about Plymouth by the Numbers[…]