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Movie review: ‘Moonfall’

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(**) The title spills the beans. In this sci-fi yarn, the filmmakers weren’t happy enough with a natural disaster: the moon hurtling toward Earth. They...
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Storytellers hope to give audience perspective, inspiration

TYLER FENWICK -
Two professional storytellers will come to Indianapolis to share personal stories about family, race, poverty and struggle. The storytellers, Carol Birch and Ray Christian, will...
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Black theater takes center stage for second year 

STAFF -
In 2021, OnyxFest staged six Black-led plays and tripled its audience size from its opening in 2020. Now, the plays can be streamed for...
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JCA Signature Series performances at Butler

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Butler University's JCA Signature Series continues through April 7 with performances from artists, including dancers, singers and photographers. All events are free and open to...
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Meets the Artists ‘mecca’ for Black creatives

BREANNA COOPER -
Tony Radford remembers the first Meet the Artists event like it was yesterday. After working with the African American History Committee at Indianapolis Public...
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New DEI officer joins IndyPL staff

BREANNA COOPER -
After a tumultuous year for Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL), Keesha Hughes stepped into her first day as the diversity, inclusion and equity (DEI) officer...
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Film reviews: Black films thrive at Sundance Film Festival 2022

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At the last minute, due to omicron concerns, the 2022 Sundance Film Festival morphed from an in-person and virtual event to a purely digital...
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Meets the Artists “mecca” for Black creatives

BREANNA COOPER -
Tony Radford remembers the first Meet the Artists event like it was yesterday. After working with the African American History Committee at Indianapolis Public...
Arts & Culture

New exhibit highlights Black civic leaders

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A new exhibit at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site details the role Black activists played in Indiana and the nation during the 23rd president’s...
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Book review: Untold stories of slave ships

TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER -
You can only imagine. There was fear, of course, but also pain and a feeling of suffocation. Surely, there was a sense of embarrassment when...
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