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Black Male State Conference to highlight physical, mental health

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The 21st annual Black Male State Conference will feature a networking lunch, a discussion on the state of Black males, a criminal justice reform...
Arts & Culture

Spirit & Place Festival to explore change

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The 2021 Spirit & Place Festival will explore the theme of change throughout 29 events from Nov. 4-14. Topics will range from religion to...
Arts & Culture

New music cooperative helps artists on a budget

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A new musical cooperative will give local artists a chance to rehearse, record and produce their work on a budget. The Indianapolis Music Cooperative,...
Arts & Culture

Documentary showcasing Black breweries wins at Heartland Film Festival

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“One Pint at a Time,” a documentary highlighting Black breweries and brewers around the country, won Best Documentary Feature Premier at the Heartland Film...
Local News

Peace rallies, neighborhood cleanups scheduled throughout city

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Della Brown got the idea to hold a series of peace rallies after six people were killed and 19 people were shot over Labor...
Covid-19

Americans are turning down vaccines that some are crossing the world to get

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The U.S. has secured more doses than the country’s COVID-19 vaccine needs. But around the world, tens of millions of people have no access...
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How the Elanco project may impact affordable housing in West Indianapolis

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By Jill Sheridan Across the White River from Downtown Indianapolis, all that remains of the old GM stamping plant is a rusting metal skeleton. The...
Business

America ‘on fire’: Facebook watched as Trump ignited hate

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By AMANDA SEITZ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The reports of hateful and violent posts on Facebook started pouring in on the night of May 28...
Education

Martindale-Brightwood community invited to education forum

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Martindale-Brightwood residents are invited to an education forum to help improve education outcomes for students at James Russell Lowell School 51, as well as...
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New season of ‘Sick’ podcast investigates death and sexual abuse inside Indiana Women’s Prison

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Most Americans are not guaranteed access to health care, but one group of people is assured that right — incarcerated individuals. Denying people in jail...
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