DETROIT -- Downtown Detroit is trying another tactic to revive its glory days.
America's automobile capital is not unlike many U.S. cities that saw its white population relocate to the suburbs during the turbulent '60s and beyond.
And the exodus of rich -- mostly white -- residents has left downtown looking like a ghost town, empty and deserted, punctuated by vacant shops and buildings.
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