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Homicide rates increase in Black community

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For the first time since 2012, the overall homicide rate in Indianapolis dropped. However, the city’s Black community faced an increase in homicides, with...
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Chief Taylor takes his tall task in stride

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Those who look at anger and outrage to gauge how much a public official cares about violence in his or her community will probably...
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Alternative birthing options could save African American women

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Hoosier women are less likely to survive childbirth than women in Iran and the Gaza Strip, according to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Factbook. The...
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Changemakers working to define “consent”

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An estimated 18% of African American women will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime, according to the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence. This...
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News in Brief: Jan. 22, 2020

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Panel about Frederick Douglass ParkThe City League and One Voice Martindale-Brightwood will host a panel discussion about the importance of the history and future...
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Individuals and organizations awarded for diversity efforts

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It’s one thing to say you care about diversity. It’s another thing altogether to take meaningful action to make diversity happen daily.The 15th annual...
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Community rallies around Kountry Kitchen

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For over two decades, Kountry Kitchen Soul Food Place has served the Kennedy-King neighborhood as not only a place to get traditional soul food,...
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There’s no cursing at Cheatham and Moore Barber Shop

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Wes Sykes has been going to Cheatham and Moore Barber Shop for at least 25 years now, ever since he moved to Indianapolis.He goes...
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Three schools returning to IPS

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The Indiana State Board of Education voted Jan. 15 to return Emma Donnan Elementary and Middle School, Emmerich Manual High School and Thomas Carr...
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Black-owned grocery store broken into

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A&I Variety Meats and Produce, a Black-owned grocery store on the east side, was broken into twice Jan. 12 and 13.Owner Robert Hearst shared...
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