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Supporters of hate crime law in Indiana plan new push

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Supporters of establishing a hate crimes law in Indiana are planning a new push for it during next year's state legislative session, although a...
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Poll workers ‘vital’ to successful Election Day

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We’re all aware of the importance of voting — it’s our civic duty to make our voices heard when choosing our community leaders. But...
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And so we Record

Januarie York -
A special poem presented to the Indianapolis Recorder: And so we Record….One hundred and twenty years’ worth of records unbroken and safely kept in between...
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Citizens Energy requests rate increase

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Citizens Energy Group is looking to increase wastewater rates. The company recently filed a petition with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) seeking an...
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Purdue, UIndy tackle engineering education, barriers

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From science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) schools expected to break ground in Indianapolis, to abundant STEM camps and workshops for youth, it’s apparent...
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Coming of age behind bars

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It is well known that African-Americans are jailed at disproportionate rates. What may be surprising to some is what sentencing reform advocates are discovering...
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Attendees reflect on ‘Justice or Else’ rally

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On Oct. 10, thousands poured into Washington, D.C., for the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March. There was no actual march but by...
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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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