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Detroit in Black and White: A Look at Detroit's Shrinking Cab Industry. Carl Marlinga Wants To Debate John James.

from The Week That Was on Deadline Detroit · host Allan Lengel / Deadline Detroit

Co-hosts Vanessa Moss and Allan Lengel and special co-host Detroit Depuity Mayor Todd Bettison talk with Kevin "Kmack" McDonald, who drove a cab for decades in Detroit and now has his own transportation. McDonald talks about the shrinking cab industry in Detroit and the impact of Uber and Lyft.Additionally: ►Democratic Congressional candidate Carl Marlinga discusses in what he considers deceptive campaign ads and his opponent John James' resistance to debating. ►Tabita Andrews talks about, "Keep on Steppin' in the Motor City, "a dance on Oct. 5 at Insync Dance Studio in Detroit to celebrate breast cancer and prostrate cancer surviors and to make people aware of the diseases.

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