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Protest or power? The mental health implications

Inspired byĀ theĀ questionable shootings andĀ deaths of the men in our community.Ā If you had toĀ chooseĀ between the two, which one wouldĀ it be?Ā Which of these feels more empowering...

Police reform revisited again?

In July 2017, I wrote about Indianapolisā€™s attempt to reform the police after the killing of Aaron Bailey.This piece could have been written yesterday....

Growing food is the real wealth

TenĀ yearĀ financial planning is what most financially successful people use to stay wealthy. Their meticulous planning affords their families financial freedom for generations. How many...

Bacon Bits: The marathon will continue

We canā€™t stop.I know we are tired, hurt and frustrated. I know.Bill Withers, a pioneer of Black soul music who was born in 1938...

Random But Relevant: Mentorship from the 2Pacalyptic perspective allows the marathon to continue

One of the hardest lessons Iā€™ve ever had to learn was that allĀ skinfolkĀ ainā€™tĀ kinfolk. Itā€™s difficult to wrestle against racism and white supremacy, but itā€™s...

Former Recorder JAWS student to cover youth sports for the newspaper

Allow me to re-introduce myself, my name is Tevin Studdard. My childhood was spent between Haughville and 46218, and IPS and private school. My...

Tic Toc Tech: Ready to click restart?

This week, Indiana will enter Stage 3 of reopening the economy, and a few more businesses will open while following social distancing and hygiene...

From the Counselorā€™s Couch: Painfully Resilient ā€” the best way to manage your anger

"I didn't know I was so traumatized. Until I couldn't turn on the news.I couldn't read any more articles. And recorded videos I could...

ā€˜Thinking, Learning & Doing in the New Normalā€™

Things are not normal, but theyā€™ve never been normal for Black people in America. Throughout our history in this country we have worked together...

Explore a new career through Project Azul

WhenĀ Max, from Indianapolis,Ā first connected with Project Azul, he was unemployed and eager toĀ build aĀ betterĀ futureĀ for himself and his family. Max wasĀ anxiousĀ for employment, especiallyĀ becauseĀ his familyĀ was facingĀ evictionĀ and...

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