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Detroit Escorts: Nolan Finley

… I fell into the trap of making my assumptions based on what I’d been reading about Detroit,” he says. “I expected nothing but empty storefronts and abandonment. But the area as a whole didn’t look despairing at all. The hardship was surprisingly well masked.”
Schiavone can be forgiven for negatively prejudging Detroit. The barrage of dispatches that have appeared in the national media overwhelmingly portray Detroit as a post-apocalyptic setting whose people are desperate to get out. Here’s a sampling of what they’re saying about us:
• “On the adjacent business streets, commercial activity is so palpably absent you’d think a neutron bomb had been detonated.” — Time
• “A city and industry that together played a central role in the rise of the black middle class … is being destroyed.” — New York Times
• “For most ordinary folks with families, children and regular jobs, living with rats, fires, garbage, druggists, prostitutes and weirdos is simply too big a price to pay.” — Forbes

See the full article from “The Detroit News”