Detroit mayoral hopeful Coleman Young Jr. has presented a vision for how he would address poverty in Detroit, promising to, if elected, sue the state of Michigan to reinstate city-residency requirements for public employment and take steps to keep people facing foreclosure in their homes. Young Jr. presented the plans at a first-of-its-kind Detroit poverty town hall last night, put on by Detroit News columnist and radio show host Bankole Thompson.
More than 600 people attended the event at a church on the city's east side.…