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For some sickle cell patients, ‘treatment is pitted against fertility’

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Teonna Woolford has always wanted to have six kids. “I don't know where that number came from. I just felt like four wasn't enough,” Woolford...
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1st Impression provides job interview clothes for men

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Thousands of men are released from jails and prisons every year in search of employment. On the road to recovery, many do not have...
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Celebrate and honor Juneteenth around Indianapolis

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From food trucks to music to history discussions, there are numerous ways to honor and celebrate Juneteenth this year. Juneteenth, which commemorates the day enslaved...
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‘I can be down with this’: What fatherhood has taught a young dad

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“The best dad I ever had” is how 11-year-old Mason Ponce describes his father, Prince Glover. Although Ponce is not biologically Glover’s, you wouldn’t...
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Black church starts weekly mental health event, push for better mental health policies

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Rev. Shauna Lipscomb saw a shift in her son, Timothy Kimbrough, emotionally and mentally, after he sustained a traumatic brain injury while playing football. “It...
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Urban One to purchase Indy-based Emmis Communications

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Urban One has entered into a purchasing agreement to buy Indianapolis-based Emmis Communications, the media companies announced June 13. The sale, pending approval from the...
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Pike Township interim leader Larry Young to become school superintendent

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By ERIC WEDDLE WFYI After a tumultuous year at the Metropolitan School District of Pike Township, a long-time administrator and graduate of the district is...
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Eskenazi Health announces new health and community center on the east side

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The east side of Indianapolis will soon see a new health and community center as part of more than $50 million in investments from...
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In crisis: Sickle cell disease patients face a double whammy of systemic racism

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Gary Gibson has a clear memory of his first conversation with his future wife, Brenda Williams, back in 1973. “Hello, my name is Brenda,” was...
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Wilma Gibbs Moore fellows to study anti-Black racism in Indiana

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The murder of George Floyd in May 2020 ignited Indiana Humanities to create an equity-focused fellowship in honor of one gifted storyteller. Each year a...
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