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Protesting since Day One: the story of America’s 250th and Michigan Capitol’s 150 years of being a bullhorn

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June 30, 2026

Figuring out how to honor America’s 250th birthday required a bit of threading the needle this year, said Bill Castiner, president of the Greater Lansing Historical Society. “Michigan doesn’t really […]

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