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Black History Matters 2021

Black History Matters 2021

Bill Mays soared in business and saved the Recorder

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Bill Mays, whose philanthropic and business footprints stretched all over Indianapolis, prioritized the advancement and preservation of the city’s African American community. His two...
Black History Matters 2021

Co-founder of National Black Chamber of Commerce dies

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Kayanne “Kay” DeBow, co-founder of the National Black Chamber of Commerce (NBCC), died July 19, 2021 at the age of 63. Her death was...
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Indianapolis Recorder wins big

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The Indianapolis Recorder won 18 awards at the Society of Professional Journalism Best in Indiana Journalism Awards. The record number of awards is especially gratifying...
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Eleven Fifty Academy Supports Entrepreneurship

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by Kara Kavensky  Entrepreneurship is a huge component of technology. In fact, innovation and entrepreneurship are so tightly intertwined, there could not be one without...
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Army veteran finds more ways to serve

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Melanie Harris had it all planned out. She was going to retire and finally have time to relax. She loves gardening in the summer...
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Pop-up park opening will remember Belmont Beach

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In the 1930s, the White River — named for the white limestone sand that originally appeared at the bottom of the river — was...
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Whitley Yates is ‘unbought and unbothered’

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Whitley Yates couldn’t understand as a 12-year-old why her grandfather would send her to live at a children’s home. It didn’t make sense for...
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Art kept her ‘above water.’ Now it’s her full-time job

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Shaunt’e Lewis was the student in school who would rather doodle on everything than actually do the assigned work. She was always the creative and...
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Kelli Jones wants tech to work for Black people, too

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Kelli Jones sees a two-sided problem when it comes to making sure Black business owners can take advantage of the opportunities in technology. First, many...
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IU Health doctor chose medicine to help people

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Lauren Nephew decided in third grade she wanted to become a physician. Not because it’s what she grew up around — there were no...
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