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One Year Later: A Teach For America Alum Reflects on the Death of Michael Brown

Camea Davis - September 11, 2015

As we begin this new school year, nearly one year after the death of Michael Brown and the grand jury decision to not indict...

Education

One Year Later: A Teach For America Alum Reflects on the Death of Michael Brown

Camea Davis - September 11, 2015

As we begin this new school year, nearly one year after the death of Michael Brown and the grand jury decision to not indict...

Opinion

Become more informed before reacting

Guest Contributor - September 10, 2015

“We perish from lack of knowledge.”While the aforementioned statement is certainly true for all races, I am specifically referring to African-Americans. We perish from...

Opinion

The mayor’s race and Black voter enthusiasm

Guest Contributor - September 10, 2015

Eight weeks until Indianapolis/Marion County voters choose the 49th mayor of Indianapolis on Nov. 3, and it’s Joe Hogsett’s race to lose. By all...

Opinion

Target poverty to lessen Indy’s violence

Guest Contributor - September 10, 2015

Last week, Indianapolis witnessed seven homicides in five days. Sadly, that violence was only a small portion of the killings our city has seen...

Opinion

Target poverty to lessen Indy’s violence

Guest Contributor - September 10, 2015

Last week, Indianapolis witnessed seven homicides in five days. Sadly, that violence was only a small portion of the killings our city has seen...

Community Voices

This Guy’s Hair Proves Black People Do Cosplay

Clutch Magazine - clutchmagonline.com - September 9, 2015

Shaquille Dent, a sophomore at Cleveland Institute of Art is making rounds on the Internet due to his unique and creative hairstyle. Dubbed the...

Opinion

New American slavery reaches dangerous heights

Guest Contributor - September 3, 2015

The world today seems so dismal at times and the upsurge in crime and violence are a couple of the main contributors to such...

Opinion

Electric cars more important to Indy’s mainstream leaders than saving lives

Guest Contributor - September 3, 2015

Stop-and-frisk police tactics is not the solution to the violence problem in Indianapolis or any other city for that matter.Rev. Charles Harrison’s plea that...

Opinion

Emmett Till’s life still matters

Guest Contributor - September 3, 2015

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Racially motivated murders of young Black Americans across the U.S. is not a new...

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