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Podcast club explores ‘whiteness’

STAFF - September 10, 2020

A new podcast club explores how “whiteness” and the concept of race have shaped American history.The club, hosted by Leadership Indianapolis, began in early...

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S.H.E. Event helps boost local, Black-owned businesses

BREANNA COOPER - September 3, 2020

After a delay due to COVID-19, the She Has Everything (S.H.E.) Event will return Sept. 12 for its eighth consecutive year. Founder Katina Washington said...

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Indianapolis Arts Council looks to enhance equity

BREANNA COOPER - September 3, 2020

Since opening Cargo Streetwear Boutique in 2015, Cahmelan Porter has noticed a shift in the arts community in Indianapolis. “I think it’s more celebrated,” Porter,...

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Theater company builds confidence, awareness

BREANNA COOPER - August 27, 2020

From balancing school and a social life, first heartbreaks and hormones, adolescence is a difficult time. Add in a global pandemic, a recession and...

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Silver in the City gives back

BREANNA COOPER - August 20, 2020

When Kristin Kohn opened up Silver in the City on Massachusetts Avenue two decades ago, she wanted to make a difference. Now, with the...

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Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival rescheduled, goes virtual

BREANNA COOPER - August 20, 2020

Postponed due to COVID-19, the Indiana Black Documentary Film Festival will be held virtually Aug. 28-29. Originally, the opening night ceremony was supposed to...

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Local Black authors celebrated for excellence, perseverance

TYLER FENWICK - August 13, 2020

The first Indy Author Awards event wasn’t meant to be an exclusive celebration of Black authors, but that’s what it turned into after only...

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New Barbie exhibit tackles dream gap

BREANNA COOPER - August 13, 2020

By the age of 5, little girls stop believing they can accomplish whatever they put their minds to. That’s according to a study from New...

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‘If I can do it, then you can do it too.’ — An interview with Lari Pati founder Steven Russell, The Lari Pati architect...

SETH JOHNSON NUVO - August 8, 2020

Steven Russell has bigger things in mind for the city of Indianapolis and its local creative community.Having already grown his Lari Pati dance party into a...

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Book club: "Long Way Down"

STAFF - August 6, 2020

Leadership Indianapolis will host a virtual book club 6:30-8 p.m. Aug. 19 for "Long Way Down" by Jason Reynolds.The fiction book, published in 2017,...

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