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Biden tries to calm HBCU leaders’ fears

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WASHINGTON (NNPA) — In a speech at the 2015 National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Week Conference here last week, Vice President Joe...
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Indiana House majority leader resigns after apologetic text

BRIAN SLODYSKO Associated Press -
A ranking lawmaker who abruptly resigned from the Indiana House says he made "mistakes" that he needs to remedy with his family, a week...
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Indiana House majority leader resigns after apologetic text

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A ranking lawmaker who abruptly resigned from the Indiana House says he made "mistakes" that he needs to remedy with his family, a week...
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Denzel Washington Shares The Important Life Lesson He’ll Never Forget

via Huffington Post -
Denzel Washington has long been committed to supporting underserved communities as the spokesperson for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, an organization that...
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Indianapolis Recorder and Herd Strategies provides voters with pertinent information for upcoming election season

For the Recorder -
In case you missed our Voter Awareness Event on September 24, or  need a refresher course, video is available via Indy.Gov's online portal. Register to...
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Participants sought for THE PEOPLE’S 500

For the Recorder -
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Big Car Collaborative are teaming up to create a one of a kind interactive art exhibit ahead of the...
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Two Anniversaries. Two Outcomes. – The Million March and O.J. Simpson’s Acquittal – Which Had More Impact?

Eric Easter/Urban News Service -
This October, the nation will recognize the 20th anniversary of two cultural touch points, but in very different ways.  On Oct. 10, the Million Man March will be both...
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Pope’s visit warmed some Black Catholics, chilled others

Avis Thomas Lester/Urban News Service -
While Donna M. Moore was eager to see Pope Francis, Martina Callum decided to stay away.Moore, of Glenn Dale, Md., and Callum, of Baltimore,...
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Pope’s visit warmed some Black Catholics, chilled others

Avis Thomas Lester/Urban News Service -
While Donna M. Moore was eager to see Pope Francis, Martina Callum decided to stay away.Moore, of Glenn Dale, Md., and Callum, of Baltimore,...
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What the updated National HIV/AIDS Strategy means for Black America

Carma Henry Special to the NNPA from The Westside Gazette -
“We’ve come a long way in the fight against AIDS, and we can’t let up now,” said President Obama.In 2010, President Barack Obama made...
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