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New state Black chamber of commerce to enhance collaboration, opportunity

A newly formed Greater Indiana Black Chamber of Commerce will bring together local chambers from around the state to better share resources and information,...

Indiana’s largest teachers union demands lawmakers restore bargaining rights

By LEE V. GAINES Indiana’s largest teachers union wants lawmakers to restore collective bargaining power to educators in an effort to mitigate the state’s teacher...

Homer Plessy, key to ‘separate but equal,’ on road to pardon

By JANET McCONNAUGHEY NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Louisiana board on Friday voted to pardon Homer Plessy, whose decision to sit in a "whites-only" railroad...

Community rallies for Pike teachers’ pay raise days before contract deadline

By ELIZABETH GABRIEL At least 100 Pike Township Schools teachers, parents and students chanted and clutched signs outside of Central Elementary School before Thursday’s school...

Shonna Majors wants back in the trenches

The reason many people have respected Shonna Majors as the face of Indianapolis’ broad anti-violence strategy is the same reason she’s stepping away. Majors...

NFL couldn’t care less about Rodgers’ dishonesty

It’s not uncommon for big businesses to protect their cash cows, especially when it benefits the proverbial financial bottom line, and no one is...

Navigating open enrollment 2022: Where should you begin?

As we enter the final months of 2021, many Hoosiers will face a difficult choice — selecting and enrolling into a health insurance plan....

Leveling the playing field, closing the wealth gap for Black-owned businesses

By STACIA MURPHY Improving the quality of life for everyone means taking equitable measures that allow everyone to participate in the economy. In order to...

‘Rasheeda’s Freedom Day’ story to be told at Newfields

In 1962, 15-year-old JoAnna LeNoir took her mother, Rasheeda, and her siblings from an abusive household and settled in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood. Since then,...

‘I hate COVID’: Younger children roll up their sleeves for vaccine

Six-year-old Bellamy Hermmann sat in a chair that could have held three of her comfortably and rolled up her pink sleeve, exposing a tiny...

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