In February you will see a number of very successful African Americans during Tavis Smiley’s annual State of the Black Union. Each year there are numerous meetings and conventions held by African Americans, but what are they really accomplishing? These meetings are like a feel good Sunday morning church service. They are like a good movie or TV show. They do give great temporary relief but does not cure the root cause of the disease.
What needs to be cured is our subconscious self-hate for each other. This mild mutual distrust is a descendant of slavery. The dissension between the modern day house Negros and field Negros impedes the progress of African Americans as a group.
Unfortunately we are not one like minded monolithic group. During slavery we had one main thing in common, slavery. During segregation we have one main thing in common, segregation. Now what do the rich, middle class, and lower income African Americans have in common?
I hope Mr. Smiley and his friends will find a way to trickle down their knowledge, wisdom and values to the masses of lower income African Americans.
Marc Sims
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Marc Sims is the host of VIEWPOINT, a cable TV show that provides a forum for ordinary citizens to discuss political and social issues. Marc has entertained and enlighten Chicagoans for seventeen years.
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By 2011 Black Buying Power to Hit Trillion-Dollar Mark.
ReplyDeleteThe question is how do we spend and invest those dollars. In 2003 blacks earned $656 billion earned dollars. If blacks were a nation we would be the 7th wealthiest nation on the planet. We spent $23 billion on apparel in 2003. How many clothing companies do we own? We 2003 we spent $2.5 billion on alcoholic beverages, do we even own our corner liquor stores(corner stores in Canada are not allowed to sell alcohol or hot food)? In 2003 we spent $32.6 billion on cars and do not own the production of any cars.
In 2003 we spent another $2.5 on non-alcoholic beverages including water. In Detroit and Chicago alone we have enough fresh water to supply Africa and China. Yet we import water into our communities from Coca Cola and Pepsi bottling companies. Why can't we produce our own community bottle water products and export it? We pay millions for gas and utilities. Name one White populated country outside of America that the government does not own the utility and gas companies. Their royalties go back into the communities.
Today we spend billions on gold/silver/platinum and do not own any bullion dealers or invest in gold mines. Ironically the majority of all gold mines in the world are in African countries or South America(kereport.com, howstreet.com, hesradio.com, kitco.com, silver-investor.com, silver-seek.com). Today we spent billions on gasoline and oil products, but do not own our neighborhood gas stations or manufacture oil products.
Today the states of Indiana in passing Senate Bill 0453 - Use of gold by the state and local government after December 31, 2009
Today we are not on a gold standard yet the US Gold Commodity Export Trade to Switzerland … US$5.9 billion (44.6% of world total for US gold exports)
Today our country has a trade deficit with Foreign oil producing country yet the US exports 1.5 million barrels of oil each day. Today in MONTANA- their is 3 to 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil assessed in Bakken Formation MONTANA, but we will not recover it.
Today we spend millions on diamonds. Yet in ARKANSAS- Crater of Diamonds State Park we have the only diamond-producing site in the world where the public can search for diamonds. And the policy here is “finder’s keepers.” The diamonds you find are yours to keep. In 2007 over 1024 DIAMONDS were found.
The number 2 offenses for sending black youth to prison are drug and guns crimes. Yet under the US Constitution no amendment has not been passed banning the consumption and distribution of any commodities. Under the 2nd amendment we have the right 2 bear arms and guns are legal. Why in California Rural communities and Suburb's are white citizens allowed to grow marijuana, but in the inner cities like Los Angeles, and Compton, blacks are thrown in jail for using and selling the commodity and having guns. How many guns stores or auto-machine guns show up in the white communities?
In Detroit we have some of the advanced schools on the planet, like Cass-Technical High School in Detroit, Michigan. The new Cass Technical High School ... Total cost: $127 million (estimate) and Detroit Renaissance High. Both schools excel in math and science. Both schools have attendance rates of 97% and graduation rates of 97%.
We also have poor performing schools, that do not account for those students that aspire to be entrepreneurs. International travels and business men/women. How about taking the best examples of schools in Detroit and duplicating that model. Have less focus on underperforming schools, that are not working.
When GM builds a cars that does not sell they scrap it and move on. When they need money, they go to the tax payers. We need to scrap our broken thoughts, schools, images, and move on.
If we know that black men spend billions on alcohol, own the production, local stores, and stop focusing on his drinking. If we are going to jail for marijuana, whether it's is moral or immoral push to legalize it. (Hemp/Marijuana was only made illegal because J.P Morgan owned Timber which takes 7 years to grow and Hemp trees only take 3 years to grow. So, hemp/mariquana was banned.) Open rehabilitation centers, but jail is B.S. If we have a problem with guns in the community, start owning gun stores. And control the distribution of guns going into the community. Train the youth how to properly handle guns, remember that we are from the south, and we are hunters by nature. Stop allowing black/white cops to murder our children. Start prosecuting them.
If we are suppose to be the bloodline of the greatest civilization on the planet. Let stop talking about poor me examples, and lets focus on perfecting ourselves. We have to educate ourselves, employ ourselves, travel, and open up business connections around the world. Require that our kids speak 2-5 languages and get passports. Talk about DR. YOSEF BEN, THE OLMECS: VOYAGERS FROM THE NILE, Black Beauty: Millionaire C. J. Walker; America's first self-made woman millionaire, African mining Billionaire Motsepe, MANSA MUSA who WAS THE RICHEST AFRICAN IN THE WORLD; so rich that even the slaves were decorated with gold hundred camels bearing 300 pounds of gold($135 million today), Singer Keith Sweat who owns high end luxury hotel in Atlanta, Industrial magnate Aliko Dangote is Nigeria's Richest African with a Net worth of $3.3 billion, Yolanda Cuba who became the CEO of one of SA's largest and most successful black-owned listed companies: Mvelaphanda Group (Mvela), HOUSTON, TEXAS- CAMAC also ranked as the second biggest US firm owned by Nigerian born black man, with a gross revenue figure of nearly $1.5 billion dollars, talk about Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Come on leaders!
THE BUYING
POWER OF
BLACK AMERICA - 2003
This is the eleventh edition of Target Market News' annual report on African-American consumers. Again, most of the increases were in categories most influenced by women's purchases. The economic slowdown continues and surely will have an impact on future spending.
Apparel Products and Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23.0 billion
Appliances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5 billion
Beverages (Alcoholic) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5 billion
Beverages (Non-Alcoholic) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5 billion
Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 326 million
Cars, Trucks and Motorcycles . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32.6 billion*
Computers and Related Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.9 billion
Consumer Electronics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.5 billion
Contributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.3 billion
Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.2 billion
Entertainment and Leisure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.7 billion
Food. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56.5 billion
Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.9 billion
Health Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18.0 billion
Household Furnishings and Equipment . . . . . . . . . . 11.9 billion
Housewares. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 973 million
Housing and related charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145.2 billion
Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16.2 billion
Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.0 billion
Personal Care Products and Services . . . . . . . . . . . 6.5 billion
Sports and Recreational Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . 900 million
Telephone Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14.4 billion
Tobacco Products and Smoking Supplies . . . . . . . . . . 2.8 billion
Toys, Games and Pets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.3 billion
Transportation, Travel and Lodging. . . . . . . . . . . . 4.8 billion
Copyright (c) 2004 Target Market News. All rights reserved. From "The Buying
Power of Black America - 2004" Do not cite without proper credit.
*This total does not include all automotive related expenditures listed
in the report.
EDUCATION:
Cass-Technical High School in Detroit, Michigan. The new Cass Technical High School ... Total cost: $127 million (estimate). At Cass Technical High School in Detroit, graduation rates are high. About 96 percent of BLACK students reached graduation in 2006. HERE ARE PERFORMANCE STATS FROM CASS-TECH
HIGH SCHOOL 2006-07 Student Enrollment: 2121
Female Enrollment : 1367
Male Enrollment : 754
9th Grade Enrollment : 666
10th Grade Enrollment : 553
11th Grade Enrollment : 479
12th Grade Enrollment : 423
9th Grade Female Enrollment : 402
10th Grade Female Enrollment : 367
11th Grade Female Enrollment : 324
12th Grade Female Enrollment : 274
9th Grade Male Enrollment : 264
10th Grade Male Enrollment : 186
11th Grade Male Enrollment : 155
12th Grade Male Enrollment : 149
Attendance Statistics DETROIT CASS TECH HIGH % VS STATE OF MICHIGAN %:
Attendance Rate (2006): 91.0%
Here: 91.0%
State average from 3668 schools: 93.6%
Attendance Rate (2005): 92.0%
Here: 92.0%
State average from 3919 schools: 92.3%
Attendance Rate (2004): 92.0%
This school: 92.0%
State average from 3863 schools: 92.4%
2007 4-Year Cohort Graduation Statistics:
Black Graduation Rate (%): 97.0%
Cass Technical High School: 97.0%
State average from 918 schools: 71.5%
Black Graduation Rate (%): 97.0%
Here: 97.0%
State average from 520 schools: 76.3%
Black Graduation Rate (%) - Female: 97.0%
Here: 97.0%
State average from 897 schools: 77.6%
Detroit Schools:
1)- Cass Technical High School, twice recognized for excellence in education by the US Department of Education, is a unique institution with high expectations for its staff and students. As a city wide college preparatory school, Cass Tech offers basic and advanced academic, scientific, and artistic studies for students with the ability and potential to meet the challenge. Rich in a tradition of success since 1917, Cass fulfills a special role in the development of its multi-ethnic student body with energy and pride. The unique curriculum structure at Cass offers opportunities for advanced study in specialized fields.
- Cass takes students with special interests, abilities, and motivates them to expand and develop in a learning environment enhanced with enthusiastic teachers and peers. Ninety-five percent of Cass graduates attend college. Last year’s Cass Tech graduates were awarded more than ,000,000 in scholarships and grants.
-Cass has a unique curriculum structure. All students are required to take a basic college preparatory core program that consists of 200 credit hours in the areas of English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, Foreign Language, Physical Education, Health, and Computer Applications.
2) Detroit Renaissance is a college preparatory high school. We are an application/examination high school in which students apply in the Fall of their 8th grade year and take an exam administrated in January or February. Students take seven classes each semester: five academic and two electives. Students take four years of English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Foreign Language. Students must maintain a 2.5 GPA to remain in Renaissance. Graduates amass over three million dollars in scholarships and are accepted to colleges/universities across the country including Yale, Harvard, Penn State, Wharton School of Business, Fordham, Howard, and University of Michigan. Average daily attendance is 97 percent.
3) Detroit King High's average daily attendance is 94 percent.
BUSINESS IN AMERICA: Corporate Boards
Ethnic directors on corporate boards
1998 1999
African American 37% 39%
Latino 12% 12%
Asian 6% 9%
Total 55% 60%
Facts about Minority Suppliers
* In 1997, it was estimated that there were 3.25 minority-owned businesses in the U.S. generating $495 billion in revenues and employing nearly 4 million workers. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, this group is one of the fastest growing business segments.
* Minority businesses hire minority workers to a far greater extent than do non-minority firms; many of NMSDC’s minority companies have 75% minority work forces.
* Most minority businesses are bootstrapped with personal funds. Most NMSDC-certified MBEs opened their doors with less than $50,000 in start-up capital – 4 in 10 with less than $15,000.
* Nearly one-third of the NSMDC MBEs have owned or run a business prior to setting up their present enterprise. Most who have not run a company had at least 10 years of work experience; 80% have managerial experience.
* Minority businesses buy from other minority businesses when they can; 3 out of 10 purchase more than 50% of their goods and services from other minority businesses.
* In 1982, an estimated 84% of all MBEs had no employees. In 1997 the figure remained the same.
Source: National Minority Supplier Development Council, Inc. Press Release, October 8, 1999
Demographics
Education:
* Asian/other women have the highest education of all women managers – 63 percent have attained college or advanced degrees.
* African-American women managers have the next highest incidence of college degrees (40 percent), yet earn less than White women managers.
* African-American women have higher educational attainment than African-American men, a situation unique to this group.
The components of the concrete ceiling:
* Not having an influential mentor or sponsor, 47%.
* Lack of informal networking with influential colleagues, 40%.
* Lack of company role models who are members of same racial/ethnic group, 29%.
* Lack of high visibility assignments, 28%.
Women of color cite success factors:
* Access to high-visibility assignments, 50%.
* Performing over and above expectations, 49%.
* Communicating well, 46%.
* Having an influential mentor or sponsor, 44%.
Good diversity programs can foster retention:
* Women who intend to stay with their employer are more likely to believe that their cultural differences are appreciated (50% vs. 16% who intend to leave).
* Women who intend to stay with their employer are less likely to believe that many adjustments to fit in are required (50% vs. 79% who intend to leave).
* A third of women-of-color respondents (34%) think that diversity programs have created a positive work environment.
Some diversity programs are not as effective as they could be or were intended to be for women-of-color managers:
Death row statistics
Race of Defendant Executed Since 1976 (as of December 17, 2002)
White 465 35%
Black 281 35%
Hispanic 54 7%
Other
(Native American, Asian, Iraqi) 20 2%
Race of Death Row Inmates
White 1,665 45%
Black 1,603 43%
Hispanic 347 4%
Other 82 2%
Race of Victims (Capital Cases)
White 81%
Black 14%
Hispanic 4%
Asian 2%
Source: www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/dpicrace.html
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Family work hours and income
1998 Average Family Work Hours
by race/ethnicity, middle-income, married-couple families with children
African Americans
4,278 hours per year
Hispanic
4,050 hours per year
White
3,789 hours per year
Median family income by race/ethnic group
1995
1998
African American
$28,390
$30,053
Hispanic
$26,859
$30,262
White
$46,620
$50,106
Source: Black Enterprise Magazine
POEM: I AM A BLACK AMERICAN CRIMINAL
ReplyDeleteI AM A CRIMINAL BY NATURAL SELECTION. I AM A CRIMINAL BY DESIGN. I AM A BUSINESS MAN, DRESSED IN THE APPEARANCE OF A CRIMINAL, COMMITTING A CRIME. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I DO NOT KNOW THE LAW. BECAUSE IF A CRIMINAL COULD READ, IN THE CONSTITUTION, I HAVE THE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS. I AM A CRIMINAL, AND THEY CALL US GANGS. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I DO NOT UNDERSTAND, THAT I HAVE THE RIGHT TO ORGANIZE. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I FOUGHT FOR JUSTICE. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE, I DID NOT KNOW, THAT I HAVE THE RIGHT TO FORM A MILITIA, SO THAT THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOT GET OUT OF CONTROL.
I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE THERE ARE NO JOBS FOR ME. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I SELL COMMODITIES. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I DO NOT REALIZE, THAT COMMODITIES ARE LEGAL IN THE EYES OF THE LAW, THE US CONSTITUTION, UNLESS A NEW AMENDMENT IS PASSED.
I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I STEAL TO FEED MY FAMILY. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I CANNOT KEEP UP WITH THE COST OF LIVING. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I DID NOT REALIZE, THAT PRICE INFLATION IS CAUSED BY THE PRIVATE FEDERAL RESERVE. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I AM POOR. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE, I DID NOT READ ARTICLE 1 SEC 10 OF THE LAW. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I DID NOT KNOW, THAT ONLY GOLD AND SILVER ARE LEGAL TENDER OF THE UNITED STATES LAW. THE US CONSTITUTION.
I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I TRUSTED THE LAW. I TRUSTED THE GOVERNMENT. I TRUSTED THE BLACK POLICE TO PROTECT ME. I TRUSTED MY BLACK LEADERSHIP TO INSPIRE ME. I TRUSTED THE BLACK POLITICIANS WITH MY COMMUNITY, I TRUSTED MY BLACK TEACHERS TO EDUCATE ME. I TRUSTED OUR PRESIDENT. I TRUSTED MY PARENTS TO COTH AND LOVE. I TRUSTED MY EDUCATION TO GIDE ME. I TRUSTED MY FOOD TO MAKE ME HEALTHY. I TRUSTED MY DOCTOR. I TRUSTED MY MONEY.
I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN TRICKED TO BELIEVE, THAT THE CONSTITUTION IS A GOD DAMMED PIECE OF PAPER THAT DOES NOT APPLY TO ME. I AM A CRIMINAL BECAUSE I CHOOSE TO BE. BECAUSE IF I WAS TRULY A FREE MAN, REVOLUTION WOULD BE. I AM A BLACK AMERICAN CRIMINAL.
NUMBER OF PRIVATE OWNED ARAB LIQUOR STORE IN DETROIT MICHIGAN (111) POPULATION OF 987,956 VS GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE OWNED LIQUOR & BEER STORES IN WINDSOR CANADA, (12)POPULATION 323,342
ReplyDelete# 1 Spirits Liquor
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2841 Cochrane Street, Detroit, MI 48216
www.1spiritsliquor.com
(313) 963-6234
#2
6 & Lodge Liquor
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12730 W McNichols Road, Detroit, MI 48235
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(313) 861-9909
#3
A & D Market
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2205 S Schaefer Highway, Detroit, MI 48217
(313) 849-4774
(313) 849-4792 (fax)
#4
A & L Market
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10826 Joy Road, Detroit, MI 48204
(313) 834-2920
(313) 834-0652 (fax)
#5
A & S Liquor
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21741 Fenkell Street, Detroit, MI 48223
(313) 537-4933
#6
AAA Party Store
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13023 E Warren Avenue, Detroit, MI 48215
(313) 822-5655
(313) 822-2546 (fax)
#7
AL PISA Liquor Store
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13900 Meyers Road, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 934-8224
#8
Al's Party Store
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18615 Livernois Avenue, Detroit, MI 48221
(313) 864-4078
#9
Aladdin Beverage
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19100 Van Dyke Street, Detroit, MI 48234
(313) 366-6671
#10
Alison Market
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18054 Mount Elliott Street, Detroit, MI 48234
(313) 368-5980
#11
Almasar Inc
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14445 Schaefer Highway, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 836-6163
#12
American Joy Inc
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7459 Joy Road, Detroit, MI 48204
(313) 834-5320
#13
Ammex Detroit Duty Free Stores
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3400 W Lafayette Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48216
(313) 963-0022
(313) 965-3541 (fax)
#14
Ammex Detroit Duty Free Stores
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100 E Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI 48226
http://ambassadorbridge.com
(313) 567-0555
(313) 567-1528 (fax)
#15
Ammex Detroit Duty Free Stores
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3039 Porter Street, Detroit, MI 48216
(313) 496-0630
(313) 963-3201 (fax)
#16
Angelo's Party Store
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19328 Kelly Road, Harper Woods, MI 48225
(313) 371-5355
#17
Ann's Market
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12801 Greiner Street, Detroit, MI 48205
(313) 521-0520
#18
Anthony Liquor & Deli
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12535 Mack Ave, Detroit, MI 48215
(313) 822-6444
#19
Art's Party Store
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14945 Kercheval Street, Detroit, MI 48215
(313) 822-9614
(313) 822-1877 (fax)
#20
Ashton Drugs & Liquor
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18201 Schoolcraft, Detroit, MI 48223
(313) 835-7715
#21
Asmar Party Store
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16400 W 7 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48235
#22
AW2
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12839 Kercheval Street, Detroit, MI 48215
(313) 822-4122
#23
B & J Party Store
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693 Conner Street, Detroit, MI 48215
(313) 822-7277
#24
B B A Stores
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3833 East Davison, Detroit, MI 48201
(313) 366-2211
#25
Babbies Market
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19300 Schoolcraft, Detroit, MI 48223
(313) 838-8338
#26
Bagley's Food Center
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2545 Bagley Street, Detroit, MI 48216
(313) 964-4738
#27
Baileys Liquor
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13940 Dexter Avenue, Detroit, MI 48238
(313) 867-5453
#28
Barno's Liquor Shop
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14044 Telegraph Road, Redford, MI 48239
(313) 537-8544
#29
Barrel & Bottle Party Shoppe
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11320 Dexter Avenue, Detroit, MI 48206
(313) 869-2039
#30
Basil's Party Store
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4515 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI 48208
(313) 831-6991
#31
Bee Be's Market
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7250 Lafayette Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48209
(313) 841-4616
(313) 841-4430 (fax)
#32
Bellacino's Pizza & Grinders
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2867 E 7 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48234
(313) 368-7500
(313) 368-9483 (fax)
#33
Bellagio Liquor
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12535 Mack Avenue, Detroit, MI 48215
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(313) 331-4300
#35
Benchmark Party Shoppe
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15401 Joy Road, Detroit, MI 48228
(313) 584-9666
#36
Benchmark Party Store
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15401 Joy Road, Detroit, MI 48228
(313) 584-9666
#37
Beverage One
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19322 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI 48223
(313) 535-5555
(313) 535-5556 (fax)
#38
Big Daddy's Liquor Store
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18551 Joy Road, Detroit, MI 48228
(313) 584-5022
#39
Big J Market
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16811 Schaefer Highway, Detroit, MI 48235
(313) 864-3877
#40
Big V Party Store
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14111 Greenfield Road, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 272-7920
#41
Blue Jay Market
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3317 S Fort Street, Detroit, MI 48217
(313) 381-8000
(313) 381-5885 (fax)
#42
Bob & Ron's Liquor Store
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15703 Belden Street, Detroit, MI 48238
(313) 861-0148
#43
Bond Market
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12950 Fenkell Street, Detroit, MI 48227
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#44
Bottle Shop
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540 E State Fair, Highland Park, MI 48203
#45
Bottle Stop Mjtj
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540 East State Fair, Highland Park, MI 48203
(313) 369-0657
#46
Bottoms Up Party Store
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8523 W 8 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48221
#47
(313) 342-9093
#48
Boulevard Discount Market
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1691 W Grand Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48208
(313) 895-5520
(313) 898-3107
#49
Boulevard Food Center
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2699 W Grand Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48208
(313) 872-2080
#50
Boyd's Party Store
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4802 Moran Street, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 922-3833
#51
Brand Liquor Shoppe
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6301 Mack Avenue, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 921-4376
#52
Brand Party Shop
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17200 W McNichols Road, Detroit, MI 48235
(313) 838-0839
#53
Broadway Stop & Shop
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1338 Broadway Street, Detroit, MI 48226
(313) 965-9676
#54
Cadillac Food Plaza
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111 Cadillac Square, Detroit, MI 48226
http://www.cadillac.com
(313) 962-1340
#55
Capitol Foods Inc
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12220 Schaefer Highway, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 491-3375
(313) 491-7766 (fax)
#56
Casino Liquor
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14546 Fenkell Street, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 272-5435
(313) 272-5899 (fax)
#57
Caslin Party Store
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2872 Ewald Circle, Detroit, MI 48238
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#58
Cellars Wine
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645 Griswold Street, Detroit, MI 48226
(313) 961-3787
#59
Central Liquor
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7106 W Warren Avenue, Detroit, MI 48210
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#60
Central Market
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20451 W 8 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48219
(313) 532-5877
#61
Chalmers Deli & Party Store
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12519 Chalmers Street, Detroit, MI 48205
(313) 371-2535
#62
Chalmers Plus
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11304 Chalmers Street, Detroit, MI 48213
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(313) 372-2669
#63
Chapel Beer & Wine Market
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21509 Fenkell Street, Detroit, MI 48223
(313) 535-1730
#64
Cheers Party Store
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12344 E 8 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48205
(313) 521-2711
#65
Chene Liquor
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650 Chene Street, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 259-7482
#66
Chet's Party Store
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5401 E McNichols Road, Hamtramck, MI 48212
(313) 366-5530
#67
Chicago Liquor Shop
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7325 W Chicago, Detroit, MI 48204
#68
Chris Shango
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13003 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, MI 48205
(313) 372-8250
(313) 372-8255 (fax)
#69
Coach Party Store
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13624 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, MI 48205
(313) 521-2781
#70
Cody Drugs
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18320 W Chicago Street, Detroit, MI 48228
(313) 272-8440
(313) 272-9866 (fax)
#71
Cognac Castle
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15415 Harper Avenue, Detroit, MI 48224
(313) 839-5001
#72
College Liquor Shoppe
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15956 Livernois Avenue, Detroit, MI 48238
(313) 861-2073
(313) 861-3085 (fax)
#73
Conant Corner Party Shoppe
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3468 Holbrook Street, Hamtramck, MI 48212
(313) 874-3335
(313) 874-3482
#74
Conant Liquor
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19663 Conant Street, Detroit, MI 48234
(313) 893-1025
#75
Convenience Store
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15201 W 7 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48235
(313) 272-7540
(313) 272-5837 (fax)
#76
Corner's Party Store
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7810 Goethe Street, Detroit, MI 48214
(313) 267-0566
#77
Cost Plus Eastern Market Wine
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2448 Market Street, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 259-3845
#78
Crown Liquor
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7120 W McNichols Road, Detroit, MI 48221
(313) 864-1447
#79
D & D Liquorland
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16233 Schoolcraft Street, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 272-7821
#80
D & D Market
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18808 Hayes Street, Detroit, MI 48205
(313) 521-9130
#81
D J'S Liquor Food & Deli
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5800 W Fort Street, Detroit, MI 48209
(313) 843-4343
#82
D Town Liquor Shop
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2597 Puritan Street, Detroit, MI 48238
(313) 341-6085
#83
Dean's Wine Rack
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16046 Puritan Street, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 838-7474
#84
Detroit Food Center
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11414 Livernois Avenue, Detroit, MI 48204
(313) 834-6627
#85
Dexter Waverly Market
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13301 Dexter Avenue, Detroit, MI 48238
(313) 834-9037
#86
Diamond Liquor
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3810 East McNichols Road, Hamtramck, MI 48212
(313) 366-4991
#87
Diamond Liquor Shop
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20723 Plymouth Road, Detroit, MI 48228
(313) 836-6666
(313) 836-6667 (fax)
#88
Diamond Market
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3810 E McNichols Road, Hamtramck, MI 48212
(313) 366-4991
#89
Discount Party Store Grand
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13643 Linwood Street, Detroit, MI 48238
#90
Downtown Detroit Gas
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1500 W Fort Street, Detroit, MI 48216
(313) 965-3830
(313) 965-1722 (fax)
#91
Duty Free Americas
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1 Detroit Metro Airpor, Detroit, MI 48242
(734) 942-0120
#92
E Z Pick Liquor
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16361 Hamilton Avenue, Highland Park, MI 48203
(313) 342-3760
#93
Eady's Party Store
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10649 W Chicago, Detroit, MI 48204
(313) 933-7064
#94
East Town Liquor
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10520 E Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI 48214
(313) 821-1766
(313) 821-0042 (fax)
#95
Eastown Distributors CO
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14400 Oakland Street, Highland Park, MI 48203
http://www.eastown.com
(313) 867-6900
(313) 867-6020 (fax)
(800) 417-0080 (toll-free)
#96
Eight & Gallagher Market
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3136 E 8 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48234
(313) 366-7334
#97
Eight Mile Liquor Shop
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17321 W 8 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48235
(313) 534-0729
#98
Express Lanes Party Store
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12546 Dexter Avenue, Detroit, MI 48206
(313) 865-8080
#99
Express Liquor Mack
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14425 Mack Avenue, Detroit, MI 48215
(313) 332-1841
#100
Express Party Store
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5347 Livernois Avenue, Detroit, MI 48210
(313) 897-8800
(313) 897-5760 (fax)
#101
F & S Liquor Shoppe
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9249 Mack Avenue, Detroit, MI 48214
(313) 923-8600
#102
Fairlane Liquor Shop
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18712 Ford Road, Detroit, MI 48228
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#103
Fairway Party Store
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10391 W Jefferson Avenue, River Rouge, MI 48218
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(313) 842-4134
(313) 842-0323 (fax)
#104
Falcon Drugs
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6103 Charles Street, Hamtramck, MI 48212
(313) 366-0300
#105
Farmer Zeek's Liquor Store
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13635 W 7 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48235
(313) 342-7222
(313) 342-5610 (fax)
#106
Festival Party Shoppe
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15660 Fenkell Street, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 835-2010
#107
Fielding Party Store
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20501 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, MI 48219
(313) 534-9026
#108
Fiesta Liquor Shoppe
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25707 Plymouth Road, Redford, MI 48239
(313) 937-2222
#109
Fifth Avenue Liquor Spot
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17734 Fenkell Street, Detroit, MI 48227
(313) 837-0040
#110
FIZ N' Pour
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26411 W 8 Mile Road, Redford, MI 48240
(313) 538-7766
(313) 538-6531 (fax)
#111
Food Plaza Inc
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1441 Saint Antoine Street, Detroit, MI 48226
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