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What’s In A Name, Indy? Lockefield Gardens — Part One

RICHARD MCDONOUGH - April 9, 2021

Lockefield Gardens is a rental community located along Indiana Avenue. Its history is intertwined with the housing and educational opportunities for Black families in...

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No. 6 addresses tough conversations about policing, race

BREANNA COOPER - April 8, 2021

Playwright T.J. Young’s play, “No. 6,” depicts a city being torn apart by riots after police killed an unarmed Black teenager in 2001. The...

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Play to highlight experiences of Black occupational therapist students, practitioners

TYLER FENWICK - March 25, 2021

A researcher at IUPUI wants to help diversify the occupational therapy field and believes theater can help accomplish that. Sally Wasmuth, an assistant professor in...

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WFYI hosts virtual screening of Vernon Jordan documentary

STAFF - March 24, 2021

You’re invited to WFYI’s virtual screening of the documentary “Vernon Jordan: Make It Plain” at 7 p.m. April 8. The film explores Jordan’s rise form...

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IBE’s 50th Summer Celebration plans & events

STAFF - March 24, 2021

Official statement from Indiana Black Expo: Over the last year, we have endured so much as a community. We have lost loved ones and friends...

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Dear Black Girl

EBONY CHAPPEL - March 29, 2021

Name a book that every Black girl should read. Perhaps your choice is a haunting tale of repressive beauty standards like Morrison’s “Bluest Eye”...

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Newfields releases new plans for equity, community outreach

BREANNA COOPER - March 19, 2021

Newfields has released extensive plans to promote equity and inclusion within the organization and increase community outreach. The move comes just one month after...

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‘Dear Black Girl’ book launch

STAFF - March 18, 2021

Join author Tamara Winfrey-Harris for the launch of her new book, "Dear Black Girl," at 6:30 p.m. March 29 on Facebook. The virtual event...

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Jazz Kitchen celebrates women

BREANNA COOPER - March 18, 2021

n honor of Women’s History Month, the Jazz Kitchen is celebrating women’s contributions to music through a series of concerts. Jazz legend Nancy Wilson and...

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Local rapper drops EP

BREANNA COOPER - March 19, 2021

Terrence Strader has written raps with his friends since he was a student at Arlington High School. Now, the 29-year-old Indy native who dubbed...

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