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Ypsilanti OKs naming streets in affordable housing project after 1st Black woman on City Council
In an Ann Arbor News photo from 1969, Mattie Dorsey looks on as the Ypsilanti City Council explains rezonings related to the Parkridge Urban Renewal Project. The Ann Arbor News archives courtesy of OldNews.AADL.org
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YPSILANTI, MI - Mattie Dorsey fought tooth and nail against a massive federal program that brought bulldozers decades ago to flatten homes on Ypsilanti’s southside, displacing more than a hundred people, the vast majority Black.
Now, her name will grace new houses set to rise from the ground on a plot of land near Depot Town, many offering low-income residents a first shot at homeownership through lasting affordability measures.
Ypsilanti leaders voted unanimously on Tuesday, Nov. 1, to name the new streets in the planned 46-unit development on city land at 220 North Park Street “Dorsey Lane” and “Dorsey Avenue,” in honor of the activist and leader in Ypsilanti’s African American community who became the first Black woman elected to City Council in 1975.
Detroit-based Renovare Development, the firm behind the project, has chosen the name “Dorsey Estates” for the development as a whole, following suggestions from residents before plans for it were approved, according to Jill Ferrari, managing partner with Renovare.
“Mrs. Dorsey was one who stood up for what she believed in. She was not afraid,” Ypsilanti Mayor Lois Allen-Richardson, herself the first Black woman to take the office when she was appointed mayor in 2020, said during City Council’s Tuesday meeting.
“She was a very strong, strong dedicated Black woman during her era.”
Dorsey, a Louisiana native who called Ypsilanti home for much of her life, struggled for years against urban renewal, a federal program in the 1950s and ‘60s that let cities seize and clear tens of thousands of acres of so-called “blighted” property across the nation, shunting out families and turning the land over to developers.
The program, justified as a means of modernizing and improving aging infrastructure, in practice disproportionately displaced communities of color, like parts of Dorsey’s beloved southside Ypsilanti.
She attended 204 straight City council meetings, tarred urban renewal signs and fought Ypsilanti officials in court for years after the program eventually moved forward — staying the course even as some prominent southside leaders supported the program.
“We have been eight years trying to overcome the program that has been thrust upon us. We weren’t tired in 1961, and we’re not tired now. You can’t continue to treat people like cattle,” Dorsey said at a public meeting in June 1969.
That commitment led a citizens’ committee that negotiated with developers this year over community benefits stemming from the North Park Street project to fight for more affordable units in the development, City Council Member Annie Somerville, who sat on the committee, said on Tuesday.
“She helped our committee make the argument that we really needed to consider long-term sustainability,” Somerville said of Dorsey’s history.
Under the plan approved on Tuesday, the streets running through the development will be named in her honor. Members of Dorsey’s family were consulted and approved of the measure, according to city staff.
“Mattie Dorsey really was a champion who was concerned with housing affordability, housing security, or the lack thereof,” Ypsilanti Community Development Manager Christopher Jacobs said while introducing the resolution.
Dorsey once sat in the same position as the city leaders who approved the item. After running for local office four times without success, she finally prevailed by 64 votes in 1975, becoming the first African American woman to join City Council.
Allen-Richardson said she hopes naming the new development in her honor will be accompanied by a plaque or sign that will tell Dorsey’s story, so it is not forgotten.
The location of the new community is significant, given the city’s history, she said. “When she was alive, Mrs. Dorsey was not welcome in that neighborhood.”
This story has been updated since initial publication to clarify Renovare Development named their project “Dorsey Estates,” and Ypsilanti City Council voted to approve corresponding street names on Nov. 1.
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