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Horizon House fighting disparities in homelessness

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Lamont Howard often takes showers and eats meals at Horizon House, a day center for Indianapolis residents experiencing homelessness. Howard, 53, is one of nearly...
Business

Networking event gives Black entrepreneursopportunity to grow their business

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Black business owners in Indianapolis have the chance to meet other Black entrepreneurs and hear from inspiring keynote speakers through the Build Our Own...
Black History Matters

Residents still remember ‘Neighborhood of Saturdays’

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Head south toward Lucas Oil Stadium, and it’s nearly impossible to tell that you’re driving through the remnants of a once thriving neighborhood made...
Black History Matters

New essay collection celebrates Black librarians

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A new essay collection, “The Black Librarian in America: Reflections, Resistance and Reawakening,” has been released by the Black Caucus of the American Library...
Black History Matters

Herd Strategies: 1 decade later

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Denise Herd has always had the entrepreneurial spirit. As an undergraduate at Clark Atlanta University, she and some friends had a balloon business for...
Black History Matters

Sigma Gamma Rho celebrates Black excellence, yesterday and today

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In 1922 — when the Ku Klux Klan had a stranglehold on Indiana politics and culture — seven Black women at Butler University founded...
Black History Matters

James Hinton was Indiana’s first Black legislator

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Today, it isn’t uncommon to see Black lawmakers in Indiana. The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus, composed of state representatives and senators, advocates for the...
Black History Matters

Local church honors Black History Month

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Ten years ago, Vickie Hampton was concerned that children in her church, Alpha and Omega Church of the Living God, didn’t know Black history....
Black History Matters

A’Lelia Bundles named fellow at IUPUI, honors Madam Walker with new hair care line

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A’Lelia Bundles, historian, journalist and great-great-granddaughter of entrepreneur Madam C.J. Walker, has been named the inaugural Prestigious Fellow at IUPUI’s Center for Africana Studies...
Education

Education bill gets a revamp, still not supported by many teachers

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If you familiarized yourself with House Bill 1134 — a controversial education bill that would require teachers to publish their curriculum and allow parents...
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