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    Community Voices

    Loving you is a battle

    CAMIKE JONES -
    A nation's oldest contradiction “Loving you is like a battle, and we both end up with scars.” Lauryn Hill was singing about love; she could have...
    Community Voices

    Clarify the confusion: Following the squirrel

    CAMIKE JONES -
    In the business world, we have a shorthand for losing focus. When someone veers off-topic during a meeting, someone inevitably laughs and says, “Squirrel!”...
    Community Voices

    A college degree is not enough

    MALIK SIMON -
    There is a conversation happening at kitchen tables, in church halls, and at family reunions across Black America every spring. A graduate walks across...
    Community Voices

    What we carry

    CAMIKE JONES -
    I hear people talk about “two Americas” on a consistent cadence, from superficial items like seasoning foods or pop culture references to more complex...
    Community Voices

    What is the Fourth of July to us?

    HANNA RAUWORTH -
    In 1852 Frederick Douglass agreed to speak at a July 4th celebration in New York.  In his speech he recognized July 4th as the...
    Community Voices

    A baby was killed

    LARRY SMITH -
    On June 14, police officers responded to a call about an alleged shoplifting incident at a Walmart in Senatobia, Mississippi. Shortly after arriving, Officer...
    Business

    The algorithm doesn’t know you, but here’s how to make sure employers do 

    CAMIKE JONES -
    You've applied to dozens of jobs. Maybe hundreds. You've tailored your resume, followed up, and still heard nothing back. You're not imagining it. The system is working exactly as designed, and that design may...
    Black History Matters

    Each one teach one: Juneteenth and the Black tradition of self-education

    CAMIKE JONES -
    It is the eve of Juneteenth, and I am listening to Attorney Fay Williams teach history on Indianapolis radio, AM 1310. The first Black woman...
    Black History Matters

    Juneteenth: Defining freedom

    CAMIKE JONES -
    This Juneteenth, I have more questions than ever before. Perhaps there was a time this holiday seemed like a chance for jubilation. This time...
    Business

    Indiana has 10 weeks to close the AI gap. InnoPower.ai is running the clock.

    CAMIKE JONES -
    Summer AI training sprint opens registration June 16 for small business owners, returning citizens, opportunity youth, educators, and career changers. Classes begin July 1. History...
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