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Bad Business

Jessica R. Key - February 21, 2013

We’ve all experienced it – bad customer service. A cashier doesn’t say hello. You clearly want to buy something and no one asks you...

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Reclaiming our youth

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 21, 2013

“We can save our youth from violent crime, and this is how we can do it.” That was the confident message conveyed during a...

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Dwayne Brown, first Black state official, dies

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 21, 2013

If Dwayne Brown’s death had to occur in an untimely manner, it seemed fitting that it took place during Black History Month. Brown, the...

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Constructing stable lives

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 14, 2013

What do a high school student, an unemployed adult and an ex-convict have in common? Well, none of them is doomed to be stuck...

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Forest Manor center addresses allegations

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 14, 2013

Over the years, numerous families have visited the Forest Manor Multi Service Center in times of need. They may have had difficulty paying their...

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Amos vs. Abdul

Jessica R. Key - February 14, 2013

Community enthusiasts, staunch supporters of the hosts, folks on the left, folks on the right and people who love a good debate – your...

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Black fraternal group practices positive philanthropic endeavours

Jessica R. Key - February 7, 2013

Much is uncertain about the life of a slave named Prince Hall, however it is known that he forged an arm of Freemasonry for...

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Ending the nightmare

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 7, 2013

When Ousmane Goudiaby arrived in Indianapolis from his native Senegal in 2008, he was prepared to work hard to achieve the American dream. What...

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Program helps ex-inmates ‘start over’

BRANDON A. PERRY - January 31, 2013

Many Indiana residents may not realize that the prison population in the state is big enough to become its own city. There are now...

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An equal opportunity

Jessica R. Key - January 31, 2013

In 1963, Mary Evans-Livers simply wanted a job. Little did she know, she’d become a part of a civil rights movement that was happening...

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