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Michigan's Second-Largest City Is 17% Black and Growing More Progressive Every Year

Grand Rapids isn't just craft beer and Dutch heritage. It's an increasingly diverse city actively working on housing equity, with a growing Black business community and progressive housing policies. The cost of entry is lower than Detroit but still offers urban amenities. It's proof that Michigan's appeal for Black families extends beyond the big city.

Posted Sep 30, 2026, 3:47 AM UTC

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