An ad than ran in Detroit's two black newspapers, which accused the media of unfair treatment of incumbent mayor Kwame Kilpatrick during the election campaign, has triggered calls for a boycott of those newspapers, the Michigan Citizen and the Michigan Chronicle. Professor Howard Starks of Wayne State 's Africana Studies Department said, " Detroit is over 80 percent African American in population. Who would a boycott really hurt? . . . These papers are the only true voices we have in our community. In a black city we should be talking about how to stop our papers from struggling financially." (This article appeared originally in the Michigan Citizen.)