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Report: Black homeownership down 20% in Marion County since 2010

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A report from the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana shows the Black homeownership rate has decreased in Marion County by 20% over the...
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Year in Review: Indianapolis Public Library CEO resigned amid racism scandal, funding loss

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The controversy started with a Zoom call May 24.   During a virtual board meeting, members of the Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL) board of trustees heard from a former employee about how she...
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US move to shorten COVID-19 isolation stirs confusion, doubt

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By ZEKE MILLER and KATHLEEN FOODY Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. health officials' decision to shorten the recommended COVID-19 isolation and quarantine period from...
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Omicron comes just in time to (maybe) ruin Christmas plans

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A year after canceling Christmas plans in favor of video calls with family, Brandon Powell is ready to do it all over again. When Powell...
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30 nonprofits get $3M for anti-violence work at the end of another record homicide year

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The most recent wave of anti-violence funding comes in the form of close to $3 million that will go to 30 organizations to prevent...
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Advocates honor homeless who died in 2021

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Hundreds of people gathered on the steps of Monument Circle downtown Dec. 21 for a memorial service to honor homeless people who died in...
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IPS votes to cut ties with Ignite Achievement Academy, school plans to push back

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Indianapolis Public Schools will not renew its contract with the charter operator that has run Elder W. Diggs School 42 for the last four...
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bell hooks, groundbreaking feminist thinker, dies at 69

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NEW YORK (AP) — bell hooks, the groundbreaking author, educator and activist whose explorations of how race, gender, economics and politics were intertwined made...
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People go to libraries for more than books. That’s why some are hiring social workers.

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Yanna McGraw has a unique role at the Indianapolis Public Library. She’s the library’s first full-time social worker – one of about a dozen...
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Indianapolis Public Library’s climate study survey distributed

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After months of in-fighting among the Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL) board of trustees, library workers finally received a climate improvement survey Dec. 9. Board...
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