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Black History Matters 2021

Black History Matters 2021

David Hampton finds where he can use all of his talents

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David Hampton has a good problem. He has plenty of talents, and he knows it.The issue for Hampton, a former pastor and deputy mayor,...
Black History Matters 2021

Former IUPUI research analyst moves equity push to state government

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After more than five years of establishing herself as one of the great local authorities on social policy and equity, Breanca Merritt followed her...
Black History Matters 2021

Allen pushed to create change for black males

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Kenneth Allen deserves as much credit as anyone for Indianapolis reestablishing a local commission on African American males. Allen spent four years as chairman of...
Black History Matters 2021

Young activists led the way in a turbulent 2020

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Following the police-action shooting death of Dreasjon Reed and the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, protesters led by Indy10 Black Lives Matter were...
Black History Matters 2021

IPS superintendent remembers those who came before her

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Aleesia Johnson is the first African American female to lead Indiana’s largest school district, but she’s quick to point out that she certainly wasn’t...
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