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Detroit, as seen from Windsor, Canada

The following is a list of people from Detroit, Michigan. This list includes notable people who were born, have lived, or worked in and around Detroit as well as its metropolitan area.

Activists

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Artists and designers

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Architects

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Ceramists

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Dancers

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Fashion designers

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Painters

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Photographers

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Sculptors

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Textile designers

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Astronauts

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Business, industry, academics, and labor

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Clergy and religion

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Government and politics

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Sonny Bono
Judge Gershwin A. Drain

Military

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Movie, radio, television figures and journalists

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See also: List of Michigan actors

Musicians, bands and composers

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Alice Cooper
Aretha Franklin
Madonna
Stevie Wonder

Sports figures

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Barbara Gilders
Al Kaline
Harry Newman
Rickea Jackson

American football

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Baseball

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Basketball

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Bodybuilding

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Boxing

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Fencing

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Frisbee

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Golf

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Hockey

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Mixed martial arts

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Motorsports

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Olympians

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Professional wrestling

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Soccer

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Swimming and diving

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Tennis

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Track and field

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Writers, novelists and poets

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Alice Emma Ives
See also: Detroit in literature

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