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Local organizer admits she lied about her race

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Satchuel Cole, known for years as a local social justice activist, apologized in a Facebook post for lying about being Black.Cole, who uses they/them pronouns,...
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Police have a legitimacy problem to address first

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Lauryn Smith sat on the sidewalk during a sit-in on Indiana Avenue earlier in September and thought about whether it’s actually possible for police...
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City leaders, community members disagree on demilitarization

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When protesters came face to face with Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers downtown May 30, the anger and confusion from the crowd was...
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IU School of Medicine to participate in COVID-19 vaccine trial

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Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine will be looking for volunteers to receive a two-round COVID-19 vaccination when the trial resumes in...
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Substance use disorder stigma: the ‘scarlet letter’

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They say when white folks catch a cold, Black folks get pneumonia. The saying usually applies to economic disparities, but what about when white...
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IMPD’s proposed budget prompts long meeting and criticism

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Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officials presented the agency’s proposed 2021 budget to the city-county council’s Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee on Sept. 9,...
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Can’t afford your IPL bill? Here are some options

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Indianapolis Power & Light Company customers who aren't able to afford their bill now that the utility turnoff moratorium is over have a few...
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Upcoming virtual town hall

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VIRTUAL ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION “The Voices of Recovery: Celebrating Connections” The COVID-19 pandemic has exasperated significant challenges for individuals who experience a mental health or substance...
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Suicide Awareness Week and the Black community

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Suicide Awareness Week, which began Sept. 6, aims to erase the stigma surrounding mental health issues and suicide. For African Americans — who are...
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Getting rid of the civic engagement gap

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The consequences of what’s come to be called the civic engagement gap can be especially apparent during major election years.Research has consistently found that...
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