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Learning to LEAD: Program molds Indy’s future civic leaders

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For community leaders looking to expand their skill sets and take their leadership to the next level, an upcoming program might be a valuable...
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Old Value City site may get facelift: Youth center to be built on far-east side

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One viral Facebook post was the start of a much larger, critical conversation about youth in Indianapolis. Derris Ross, founder of the Ross Foundation,...
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Study: Minority children fear Trump presidency

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Though they are not yet old enough to vote, some children are acutely aware of what could be at stake in the upcoming November...
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School Reformers Struggle to Cure Brooklyn School

K. Barrett Bilali, Urban News Service -
If Brooklyn’s Boys and Girls Highs School were a person, it would be in a hospice bed on life support.For the past 40 years,...
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School Reformers Struggle to Cure Brooklyn School

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If Brooklyn’s Boys and Girls Highs School were a person, it would be in a hospice bed on life support.For the past 40 years,...
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Unwed Dads Fight for Fathers’ Rights

Grant Clark, Urban News Service -
U.S. Army Specialist Christopher Carlton is passionate about two areas of service in his life: his country and his family.But when the soldier shipped...
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Billions Later, Housing Projects Remain Rundown, Dangerous

Drew Johnson, Urban News Service -
Billions of taxpayer dollars have gone to improve government housing lately, but Jay Owens still lies awake at night holding his daughter while the...
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Who Owns that Trademark?

Eric Easter, Urban News Service -
When he died, the rock star, Prince, left not only a vault containing a treasure trove of music and videos. He also left behind...
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Being blessed: Women share joys, trials of Black motherhood

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Breastfeeding or bottle feeding? Pick up a crying baby or let them cry it out? Public school or private? Mothers begin making decisions for...
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Phill Wilson: Still Answering the Black AIDS Call at 60 Years-old

Karen Ocamb, Black AIDS Institute -
The first cases of what became HIV/AIDS hit the news on June 5, 1981. Soon, Phill Wilson, then just 25, and his new boyfriend...
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