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Co-founder of National Black Chamber of Commerce dies

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...

Black-owned restaurants celebrate Black Restaurant Week

Black Restaurant Week, LLC, an organization that celebrates African, African American and Caribbean cuisine through a series of cultural events, will host its second...

Advocates for Indiana inmates to call for clemency

A group that advocates for Indiana inmates will host an event July 25 to advocate for clemency for a man convicted of murder in...

Major Taylor mural honors a trailblazer

Nine years before Jack Johnson became the first African American heavyweight champion and 48 years before Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier, there was...

‘Ujamaa is a love offering to the community’: Bookstore provides place for the Black community

As you walk into the Ujamaa Community Bookstore, a feeling of warmth and positivity overwhelms you. If it is a Monday or Thursday around...

SHE. Event Indy to open store in Circle Centre Mall

SHE. Event Indy is bringing about 20 minority-women-owned businesses to the center of the city this fall. The SHE. Xperience Department Store is scheduled to...

IUPUI to launch publication centering Black theater

A new publication highlighting Black theater throughout Indiana is set to launch at IUPUI.  Black Stage is an initiative of the Africana Repertory Theatre of...

Indiana Fashion Foundation to host youth fashion camp at state fair

In less than one month, participants of the Imagine IFF fashion camp will be rushing through a scavenger hunt, searching for different textures and...

NBA Finals were great without the usual suspects

Dear NBA faithful: It’s over, and if you didn’t see it, then I’m here to inform everyone that you definitely missed one superb championship...

Arts Council of Indianapolis grants focused on equity

Sixty-nine nonprofit arts and culture organizations in Indianapolis, a majority of which are led by or serve people of color, received a combined $1.2...

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