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Michigan Made: Moy Hair Essentials
(CBS DETROIT) – In honor of Black History Month, CBS News Detroit is celebrating Black businesses every Monday in February, starting with hair care.
The natural hair movement continues to thrive in the Black community. Natural hair products brought in more than $10 billion globally last year, and there are a lot of products to choose from.
Purchasing locally can mean big bucks to Michigan’s economy.
CBS News Detroit’s Amyre Makupson takes us to Southfield to meet the woman behind Moy Hair Essentials.
Ten years ago, Moy made a big decision.
“So I actually big-chopped my hair. That’s how I started this natural journey,” said Moy, the owner of Moy Hair Essentials.
The journey at the time wasn’t easy.
“Immediately, I found that there were not a lot of hair products on the market and on the shelves that offer what I wanted to offer,” Moy said.
So, she created what she needed.
“I had to figure out which kind of products to put in my hair that would moisturize my hair and make my hair thrive,” Moy said. “I have aloe vera in there. I have vitamin E, I have castor oil, I have peppermint oil. So a lot of those natural ingredients that you can find like in your home or our products.”
The transition took about a decade, but Miranda says while she was on this journey, getting back to her roots elevated her spirit.
“Hair is a big part of our identity and how we see ourselves and how other people view and see ourselves,” Moy said. “I think being able to embrace your hair helps you just embrace yourself overall. And I think that is really important to be able to identify with when it comes to your hair.”
Since then, Moy has bottled her creations under the name Moy Hair Essentials, no longer with just herself in mind.
“I think just being able to support women, specifically Black women, is what keeps me going and just always is what inspires me,” she said.
Hoping to make the next woman’s journey back to the basics much easier.
“Black hair is very versatile,” Moy said. “It should be able to straighten, and it should be able to be curly like that is the beauty in our hair that our hair can do both. So I think having the right products that is going to be able to protect your curls while being able to be versatile with your hair is very important as well.”
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Game 20: Nebraska at Michigan Recap | UM Hoops.com
In a game Michigan had to have by any means, it found a way. The Wolverines trailed for over 36 minutes at home on Tuesday night, gave up 50 points in the first half, and made just one of their final 15 3-point attempts. Somehow, Michigan won anyway, knocking off No. 5 Nebraska to keep its Big Ten title hopes healthy.
The Wolverines survived the barrage of early threes and outlasted the undermanned Huskers, recording stops on eight of the final nine possessions of the game to pull away with a game-winning 6-0 run down the stretch.
Writing this recap, I can’t help but feel like I’m on the other side of a script that I’ve written routinely on this site over the years. We’ve all seen this story before: a five-out team spreads out a bigger, more talented team and makes them look like they’ve never played basketball before with a barrage of threes and cutting layups.
In the end, the threes go cold, and the bigger team wins the game by overwhelming its opponent in areas that are impossible to outscheme: offensive rebounds, defense, and free throws.
When John Beilein’s teams lost, this is usually what it looked like. Tonight, Michigan wore the other shoe.
Nebraska played the better game, but Michigan was the bigger, deeper, and more talented team. The Wolverines went to the free-throw line 23 times, knocking down 14 of 17 in the second half, and scored 14 of their 27 second-half points on second-chance opportunities to escape with the crucial home win.
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Michigan football releases 2026 schedule for first season under head coach Kyle Whittingham
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The University of Michigan Athletic Department and the Big Ten Conference announced the 2026 football schedule for the first season under new head coach Kyle Whittingham and his Michigan Wolverines.
The schedule, which features eight home games, including all four in September, was announced on Tuesday (Jan. 27).
Michigan will kick off its 147th football season with three non-conference home games: Western Michigan on Sept. 5, Oklahoma on Sept. 12, and UTEP on Sept. 19.
Following these, the Wolverines will begin their nine-game Big Ten schedule.
The conference opener will be at home against Iowa on Sept. 26, marking Michigan’s 120th Big Ten conference opener at Michigan Stadium.
Michigan’s first road game of the season will be Oct. 3 at Minnesota’s Huntington Bank Stadium.
The Wolverines and Golden Gophers will compete for the Little Brown Jug, college football’s oldest trophy, in the 100th meeting of this historic rivalry.
Michigan holds a commanding 74-23-2 record in the previous 99 contests.
After a bye week, Michigan returns home for back-to-back games against Penn State on Oct. 17 and defending national champion Indiana on Oct. 24.
The Wolverines will then travel to Rutgers for an Oct. 31 game.
The annual rivalry game against Michigan State has been pushed back a week and will take place Nov. 7 at Michigan Stadium.
The two teams will battle for the Paul Bunyan Trophy in the 74th meeting of this series.
Michigan leads the series 42-29-2 and holds a 75-38-5 advantage overall in the rivalry, which dates back to 1898.
The Wolverines will then travel to Eugene, Oregon, for their first matchup against the Ducks as conference opponents on Nov. 14 at Autzen Stadium.
A week later, the Wolverines will host new Big Ten opponent UCLA at Michigan Stadium on Nov. 21.
The regular season will conclude with the 122nd meeting of “The Game” against Ohio State on Nov. 28 at Ohio Stadium.
Michigan has won its last two trips to Columbus, 45-23 in 2022 and 13-10 in 2024, and holds a 62-53-6 advantage in the all-time series.
| Date | Opponent |
|---|---|
| Sept. 5 | Western Michigan |
| Sept. 12 | Oklahoma Sooners |
| Sept. 19 | UTEP |
| Sept 26 | Iowa Hawkeyes |
| Oct. 3 | at Minnesota Golden Gophers |
| Oct. 10 | BYE |
| Oct. 17 | Penn State Nitanny Lions |
| Oct. 24 | Indiana Hoosiers |
| Oct. 31 | at Rutgers Scarlett Knights |
| Nov. 7 | Michigan State |
| Nov. 14 | at Oregon Ducks |
| Nov. 21 | UCLA Bruins |
| Nov. 28 | at Ohio State Buckeyes |
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