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Increased risks: minority communities more suseptible to environmental hazards

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - October 10, 2008

While environmental issues such as recycling, energy efficiency and global warming are important; experts are urging low-income and minority communities to set their sights...

Health

Pushing menthol cigarettes on Blacks

Guest Contributor - October 10, 2008

(Taylor Media Services) — A group of Black leaders gathered in California recently to call on tobacco companies to stop targeting their communities with...

Religion

Jesus: Democrat or Republican

BRANDON A. PERRY - September 25, 2008

Looking for a different way to kill time during your day? Just conduct a Google search on the question “Jesus, A Democrat or Republican?”...

Sports

Cathedral Fighting Irish — the gutsiest team in Indiana

DANYELLA DAVIS - September 25, 2008

It comes down to one question. Does it have the guts? A quick, fast, gritty description of the Toyota Tundra full-size truck — with...

Arts & Culture

Grey Granite’s energy and innovation set him apart

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - September 25, 2008

As a kid growing up on the Southside of Indianapolis, Jarred “Grey Granite” Patterson used the solitude of being an only child and his...

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Paris Rogers-Thomas is Miss Circle City Classic

Guest Contributor - September 25, 2008

Reigning over the Silver Anniversary Circle City Classic will be Lawrence North High School senior Paris Rogers-Thomas, the 2008 Miss Circle City Classic. Rogers-Thomas...

Health

Alzheimer’s takes heavy toll on Blacks in U.S.

DANYELLA DAVIS - September 25, 2008

Every 71 seconds someone develops this disease; it is the sixth leading cause of death for people in the U.S. and the fifth leading...

Arts & Culture

You’re the star

BRANDON A. PERRY - September 19, 2008

What began as a fun party activity in the distant land of Japan has now become the latest music craze to hit Indianapolis. Karaoke...

Religion

A tribute to Imam W. Deen Mohammed

IMAM MIKAL SAAHIR - September 19, 2008

Imam Wallace D. Mohammed was born on Oct. 30, 1933, the son of Elijah and Clara Muhammad in Hamtramck (Detroit), Mich.; the seventh of...

Sports

13-year-old boxer has makings of a champion

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - September 19, 2008

Floyd Mayweather Jr.; Roy Jones Jr.; Zab Judah — they’ve had their time in the limelight, only this time, the spotlight will soon be...

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