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Major Taylor mural honors a trailblazer

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Nine years before Jack Johnson became the first African American heavyweight champion and 48 years before Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier, there was...
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Civil, human rights investigation to be conducted in Indianapolis

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Civil rights attorney Malik Shabazz is leading an investigation into possible civil and human rights violations in regard to the murder of Dorian Murrell.  Shabazz...
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From Facebook group to LLC, Black Dolla Indy — the epicenter of Black networking

Carl Gordon opened Gordon’s Milkshake Bar on Massachusetts Avenue in December 2019. He was excited to see how much his business would grow with...
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Despite community backlash, council approves more funding for IMPD

A tense interaction between community members and the city-county council led to the removal of members of Indy10 Black Lives Matter during the July...
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‘Don’t let them silence you’: library union voices demands

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Members of the Indiana Library Workers Union, along with representatives of the Indianapolis Liberation Center, rallied outside the Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL) Library Services...
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Local nonprofit gets grant to do more home repairs for seniors, people with disabilities

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NeighborLink Indianapolis plans to double the number of homeowners it helps with repair projects by the end of the year, with a goal of...
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Union members, library workers call for leadership changes

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Members of the Indianapolis Library Workers Union and current employees of the Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL) continue to call for the removal of IndyPL...
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The environment and you: ‘Seeing the Earth turning against us’

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What if Karla Johnson hadn’t gotten that job with the county health department in 1998? She probably wouldn’t have become an environmental health advocate,...
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Library board members to get racial equity training

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Indianapolis Public Library board members will take racial equity training after library employees accused some board members and others in leadership of racism and...
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Judge: Indiana must continue federal unemployment benefits

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By CASEY SMITH Associated Press/Report for America INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A Marion County judge ordered Friday that Indiana must continue the federal government's unemployment benefits, putting...
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