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  None of the four Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers involved in the May 7, 2020 shooting death of McHale Rose were charged. The...
  
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  Baseball legend Hank Aaron dies at 86
  
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  Hank Aaron, who played briefly for the Indianapolis Clowns in the Negro Leagues and went on to break Babe Ruth's home run record, has...
  
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  IMPD laments 2020, lays out plans for 2021
  
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  Indianapolis officials offered a stark look at the violence the city experienced in 2020, including a record 215 criminal homicides, and what they hope...
  
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  WTHR faces lawsuit alleging discrimination
  
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  WTHR-Channel 13 and its parent company, TEGNA Inc., are facing a discrimination lawsuit filed by longtime anchor Andrea Morehead. Morehead, an Anderson native who began...
  
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  New bill could limit cash bail
  
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  A new bill authored by state Sen. Karen Tallian would limit the use of cash bail in Indiana jails. Senate Bill 222 would prohibit...
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  No charges in death of McHale Rose
  
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  None of the four Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers involved in the May 7, 2020 shooting death of McHale Rose were charged. The...
  
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  Baseball legend Hank Aaron dies at 86
  
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  Hank Aaron, who played briefly for the Indianapolis Clowns in the Negro Leagues and went on to break Babe Ruth's home run record, has...
  
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  ‘He was a king’: Community mourns Johnny Purchase
  
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  Johnny Purchase’s shooting death was a reminder that those who are nearest a solution can also be closest to the harm. Purchase, a 60-year-old youth...
  
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  IMPD laments 2020, lays out plans for 2021
  
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  Indianapolis officials offered a stark look at the violence the city experienced in 2020, including a record 215 criminal homicides, and what they hope...
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  Compliant leadership costs corporations more than $190 billion
  
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  Have you ever heard the phrase “comfort zones are meant to be broken”? In our human mindsets (often tainted by years of “programming” within...
  
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  The bar is so low
  
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  As I watched former Vice President Mike Pence and his wife exit the inauguration, I commented to a colleague about how it’s refreshing to...
  
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  The implication of King’s message
  
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  “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.” The...
  
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  Our country is better than this
  
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  On Oct. 20, 2020, Dr. Chaniece Wallace, a vibrant 30-year-old pediatric chief resident at Indiana University’s medical school, died of postpartum complications. Her death,...
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  Racism is a public health crisis
  
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  The Indianapolis Recorder and the Greater Indianapolis NAACP Branch partnered to present "Racism is a Public Health Crisis," a panel discussion that focused on how...
  
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  The Convo feature Maggie Lewis
  
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  The Leadership Indianapolis series The Convo provides opportunities to learn more about community leaders, organizations, issues and opportunities in our city. In this conversation you...
  
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  Redefining workforce engagement in the wake of COVID-19
  
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  The term "workforce" can be used relationally and procedurally. In the wake of COVID, we've had to change the nature of our interactions with...
  
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No charges in death of McHale Rose

BREANNA COOPER - Modified date: January 22, 20210

None of the four Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers involved in the May 7, 2020 shooting death of McHale Rose were charged. The Marion County Prosecutor's Office announced...

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Baseball legend Hank Aaron dies at 86

TYLER FENWICK - Modified date: January 22, 20210

Hank Aaron, who played briefly for the Indianapolis Clowns in the Negro Leagues and went on to break Babe Ruth's home run record, has...

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IMPD laments 2020, lays out plans for 2021

TYLER FENWICK - Modified date: January 21, 20210

Indianapolis officials offered a stark look at the violence the city experienced in 2020, including a record 215 criminal homicides, and what they hope...

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WTHR faces lawsuit alleging discrimination

BREANNA COOPER - Modified date: January 21, 20210

WTHR-Channel 13 and its parent company, TEGNA Inc., are facing a discrimination lawsuit filed by longtime anchor Andrea Morehead. Morehead, an Anderson native who began...

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EdGems with Educator Barnes: Black in the Suburbs: A Parent’s Perspective

STAFF - Modified date: January 19, 20210

The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper will host the virtual education series “Black in the Suburbs: A Parent's Perspective” live at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 26 on Facebook.com/IndyRecorder. Moderator will be Shawnta S....

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IPS honors Dr. King

STAFF - Modified date: January 13, 2021

Rev. Dr. Carlos Perkins, pastor of Bethel Cathedral AME Church, will be the keynote speaker for the Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) 40th annual tribute...

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Virtual forum: Racism is a Public Health Crisis

STAFF - Modified date: January 11, 2021

The Greater Indianapolis NAACP Branch and the Indianapolis Recorder will host an educational forum — "Racism is a Public Health Crisis" — at 6...

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2020 Year in Review: Families spent 2020 navigating abrupt changes in education

TYLER FENWICK - Modified date: December 29, 2020

Many of the families whose children attend K-12 schools in Marion County had only a little more than 12 hours of formal notice that...

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Compliant leadership costs corporations more than $190 billion

JUSTINE GONZALEZ - Modified date: January 21, 20210

Have you ever heard the phrase “comfort zones are meant to be broken”? In our human mindsets (often tainted by years of “programming” within...

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The bar is so low

OSEYE BOYD - Modified date: January 21, 20210

As I watched former Vice President Mike Pence and his wife exit the inauguration, I commented to a colleague about how it’s refreshing to...

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The implication of King’s message

LARRY SMITH - Modified date: January 21, 20210

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.” The...

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Our country is better than this

LaKimba DeSadier Walker - Modified date: January 21, 20210

On Oct. 20, 2020, Dr. Chaniece Wallace, a vibrant 30-year-old pediatric chief resident at Indiana University’s medical school, died of postpartum complications. Her death,...

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The crisis of white squatters rights

TOO BLACK - Modified date: January 20, 20210

The white-on-white crime events of Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol was an eye-soaring squint into the internal class contradictions of white supremacy. More...

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‘Banner day for food access’: Council approves new nutrition, food policy division

TYLER FENWICK - Modified date: January 21, 20210

A new division within the city’s Office of Public Health and Safety will give local government more tools to address issues related to food...

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2020 Crisis and COVID-19 Fatigue is Harmful to Millions Around the World

BRODERICK RHYANT - Modified date: January 14, 20210

As the world is experiencing a huge spike in positive COVID-19 cases, the frustration of having to rearrange our lives to deal with this...

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Amid the pandemic, more Black families on the brink of homelessness

HILARY POWELL - Modified date: January 20, 20210

Three times a week, an Uber ride on Indianapolis’ east side helps to save the life of bright-eyed, 11-year-old Jay’Shawn Roberson. Every other weekday, Jay’Shawn...

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What is your dream?

MARION J. MILLER - Modified date: January 21, 20210

“I will pour out my Spirit on all people … your young men will see visions … and your old men will dream.” Acts...

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2021: ‘The Year of Abundance’

PRESTON T. ADAMS III - Modified date: January 14, 20210

“Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need.” Matthew 6:33 2020 was one...

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Meet the Artists … virtually

BREANNA COOPER - Modified date: January 22, 20210

For 33 years, Indianapolis Public Library has provided Black artists of every medium an opportunity to share their work with the community through its Meet the Artists event. With...

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What’s In A Name, Indy? Lt. j.g. Graham Edward Martin Park

RICHARD MCDONOUGH - Modified date: January 21, 2021

When you travel down Fall Creek Parkway near 16th Street, you’ll see a sign for the Lt. j.g. Graham Edward Martin Park. This park,...

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Art & Soul Fest goes virtual

BREANNA COOPER - Modified date: January 14, 2021

The Art & Soul Festival, hosted by the Arts Council of Indianapolis, is usually a chance for artists and Indianapolis residents to come together...

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‘Echoes of Indiana Avenue’ unearths Black excellence

BREANNA COOPER - Modified date: January 7, 2021

When Kyle Long began recording and producing his WFYI radio program “Echoes of Indiana Avenue,” he wanted to share the forgotten tales of Indiana...

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