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Black Press of America celebrates 195 years of pleading cause of African descendants

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By STACY M. BROWN NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent On March 16, 1827, Samuel E. Cornish and John B. Russwurm founded the first Black-owned newspaper...

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Big Ten Tournament back to normal

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Hawkeyes beat Purdue for men’s B1G title

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Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site looking for vendors for food festival

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A food festival at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in the summer will honor the legacy of Dolly Johnson. Johnson, a Black woman, was...

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Controversial gun, bail reform bills survive legislative session

kinumedia - March 17, 2022

With the 2022 legislative session officially over as of March 9, bills which survived the state House of Representatives and Senate are now headed...

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Even virtually, series creates space for difficult conversations about racism

kinumedia - March 17, 2022

When Dr. Maria Hamilton Abegunde helped lead conversations in the past about race and racism, it was easier to pick up on body language,...

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IRT’s 2021-22 INclusion Series opens with world premiere

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We at the IRT are truly excited to be producing a world premiere production of a remarkable play in March and April: “The Reclamation...

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Pacers Sports and Entertainment welcomes new DEI officer

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Tracy Ellis-Ward joined Pacers Sports and Entertainment (PS&E) in January as its first senior vice president for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI). In this...

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Bridges: Smaller tournament field makes sense to us purists

kinumedia - March 17, 2022

There are times when you know the minute you proclaim something it’s going to cause an upheaval with many folks. In this case, it ignited...

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Spiritual Outlook: Confines and conversations

kinumedia - March 17, 2022

The Book of Jeremiah is filled with conversation between the weeping prophet and God. Of the many conversations among them, there was something different about...

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