Stateside for Thursday, April 2, 2020
Today on Stateside, we talk to Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell about the rapid rise in COVID-19 cases in Southeast Michigan, and how the outbreak is shifting the tone of partisan politics in Washington. We'll also hear about what impact ending the school year early could have on the state's most vulnerable students.
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Rep. Dingell: "You can restart an economy, but you can't bring back a life."Stateside’s conversation with Debbie Dingell
- Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell represents Michigan’s 12th Congressional District.
Early school closure for COVID-19 could have a lasting impactStateside's conversation with Brian Gutman
- Brian Gutman is the director of external relations at The Education Trust-Midwest.
State officials want fewer people in jails as COVID-19 spreads
Stateside’s conversation with Garlin Gilchrist
- Garlin Gilchrist is Michigan's lieutenant governor.
How do you deal with grief in solitude? One Detroiter shares the lessons she's learned.
Stateside’s conversation with Candice Fortman
- Candice Fortman is chief of engagement and operations forOutlier Media in Detroit.
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