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As Original Tuskegee Airmen Fade, an Effort to Save the Legacy Grows

Avis Thomas Lester - Urban News Service -
More than 16,000 Tuskegee Airmen made history, but now only about 250 remain. They see each other mostly at funerals these days.When the heroes...
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The day Black people became “African-American”

Eric Easter - Urban News Service -
The debate over what black people call themselves spans centuries. While people think it is a relatively recent term, "African-American" has always had a...
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Prison phone rates generate billions for companies – and cause stress for black families

Curtis Bunn - Urban News Service -
Garry Lawrence’s family worried about paying his legal fees. But phoning him in prison nearly bankrupted them.When Garry was arrested almost seven years ago...
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Why should you vote? Panel tackles question

Kelly Patrick Slone -
For anyone who wonders why they should vote, a panel of experts wants to talk you through it.The public Q-and-A event is Oct. 21...
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Curbside leaf pickup dates announced

News release from Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services -
The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) will collect leaves from Marion County residents from Monday, Nov. 9 to Friday, Dec. 4.Residents may place...
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33 Historically Black Colleges and Universities Pledge to Establish Tobacco-Free Campuses

Blacknews.com -
Truth Initiative and Shaw University hosted 33 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to kick-off the Tobacco-Free HBCU Campus Initiative. Led by Truth Initiative...
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‘Blue Lives Matter’ Billboards Starting To Pop Up Across the Country

Blacknews.com -
Lamar Advertising, a Louisiana-based advertising company, has donated company-owned billboards across the country to a new campaign called “Blue Lives Matter” that is designed...
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Drivers Show Signs Of Racial Bias At Crosswalks, Initial Study Finds

via Huffington Post -
Does the race of a pedestrian determine whether a driver will stop to let them cross the street? A joint preliminary study by researchers at the University of Arizona...
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NAACP State Conference returns to Region after 13 years

News release from NAACP -
The NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) Indiana State Conference will be held in Gary, Indiana, from Oct. 22 to Oct....
Education

Number of Black Teachers Rapidly Declines as Minority Student Population Increases

Guest Contributor -
The minority population has grown tremendously since the year 2000. According to the Census Bureau, the Hispanic population growth is due to U.S. births–and...
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