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Black Edutainers bring History to Life

K. Barrett Bilali, Urban News Service -
Philadelphia resident Antoine Randolph Watts likes to dress up. But most of his outfits are out of date. Like 200 years out of date.And...
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Broderick Johnson is His Brother’s Keeper

Michael H. Cottman, Urban News Service -
Broderick Johnson sees young black men on America’s streets taking long drags off short smokes.“It’s the idleness,” said Johnson, a Baltimore native and advisor...
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In Person Early Voting Begins in Marion County

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On Tuesday April 5th, in person early voting begins in the Marion County Clerk’s Office. Marion County residents can vote early in the Clerk’s...
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Bettering themselves behind bars: Program offers job prep for offenders

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A new program inside a Marion County Jail facility aims to connect offenders with job training and employment readiness services before they even step...
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Black men: Cut your hair and your health risk at barbershop event

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For the sixth consecutive year, Black men in Indiana are being encouraged to cut their health risks while cutting their hair, with the Annual...
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Victims Of Police Brutality Get A Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame

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A new effort by an anonymous group of artists shines a light on the victims of police brutality in a unique way.Indecline, who describe...
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New executive director takes helm at Flanner House

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There’s a line from a Hopi poem that resonates with Brandon Cosby: “We are the ones we have been waiting for.”It’s a line that...
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President Trump? Community weighs in on increasing popularity of Trump as president

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The “Make America Great Again” campaign led by GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is reaching new heights as results of the U.S. primaries continue...
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Criminal Justice Reform Snagged in Campaign Politics

Dee Hunter, Urban News Service -
Planned reforms to federal drug and sentencing laws that imprisoned many African-Americans have become locked up by election-year politics.“The cost of incarceration and a...
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Criminal Justice Reform Snagged in Campaign Politics

Dee Hunter, Urban News Service -
Planned reforms to federal drug and sentencing laws that imprisoned many African-Americans have become locked up by election-year politics.“The cost of incarceration and a...
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