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New film on race streaming on PBS

One hundred years ago, blackface and other offensive media representations of African-Americans were not only common, but they were also celebrated. Few cultural moments...

Edna Martin Christian Center: Decades of lifting up Indianapolis residents

After almost 80 years of lifting up Indianapolis residents, the Edna Martin Christian Center continues its tradition of community care. And though the faith-based...

NAACP hosts legislative day of action

Members, allies and friends of the NAACP are invited to the Indiana State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People...

States of Incarceration: ‘13th’ film screening and panel discussion

All are invited to join IUPUI Museum Studies and The Circle City (IN) Chapter of The Links Incorporated on Saturday, March 18, for a...

Project Indy aims to offer summer employment to 2,000 teens

Indianapolis mayor Joe Hogsett and other community partners recently gathered to kick off Project Indy, the mayor’s annual summer jobs program designed to teach...

Hoosier History: Philanthropic association names first Black board chair

For more than 10 years, Tina Gridiron has used her philanthropic powers for good, most recently as strategy director for the Lumina Foundation, where...

Local poet shares tale of struggle and self-love

Poet and activist Melita Carter has been through some things. The writer, who as a child experienced neglect, abuse, fatherlessness and even battled suicidal...

Black History: Group keeping Masonic legacy alive

The history of Prince Hall Masons, an African founded and influenced sect of freemasonry, has rich roots throughout the nation as well as the...

Stories of Black Hoosier vets live on

Black people have, without a doubt, been instrumental in all facets of the foundational structure of this country. This involvement, of course, extends to...

Historic nursing home houses Black history

After the Civil War, some of the most vulnerable people in the U.S. were elderly African-Americans who could no longer work and had no...

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