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Misty Copeland addresses next generation of dancers at McFadden Memorial Lecture

CHLOE McGOWAN - March 21, 2024

Excited young students and dancers of color — and their parents — crowded the Madam Walker Legacy Center on March 20 for ballet dancer...

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Indianapolis filmmaker releases book inspiring youth in media

CHLOE McGOWAN - September 14, 2023

Indianapolis-based filmmaker and educator Al Smith released his third book “Lights! Camera! College!” The book explores career paths in the media industry in an effort...

Opinion

Forget being strong

HEAVYN LESTER - September 25, 2023

I’m laying here in bed, on a gorgeous Friday afternoon, sipping water with lime and twiddling my toes. Blaring on the tv is a...

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Shifting the lending paradigm

TAYLOR SIMPSON - April 30, 2020

I am a second-generation entrepreneur. My grandfather owned a gas station in east Cleveland for many years and endured being an African American entrepreneur...

Cultural, historical, economic factors drive Black breast-feeding gap

Guest Contributor - September 7, 2017

Tahwii Spicer is all about being natural. With the help of a midwife, she had an unmedicated home birth with her son Reece, now...

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Q&A with Rohini Townsend

Guest Contributor - April 6, 2017

Rohini Townsend and her husband, Earl, are well known in the community for being the masterminds behind Groe Inc., a local nonprofit that serves...

Idris Elba is ‘too street’ to play 007, says James Bond author

Christopher Hooton - The Independent - September 1, 2015

Author Anthony Horowitz has waded in on the casting of James Bond after Daniel Craig exits the franchise, saying he does not think bookies'...

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Deep-fried desserts—the best way to spend your singles on $2 Tuesday

Joe Grove - BSU Journalism at the Fair - August 18, 2015

$2 Tuesday at the Indiana State Fair—the perfect time to find the best sweet treats for those who crave some sugar or, in this...

Arts & Culture

Eskenazi Health Dedicates Street Named in Honor of Distinguished Physician

Guest Contributor - July 9, 2015

Eskenazi Health is honoring a prominent physician in Indianapolis history with a street recognized in his name.Dr. Harvey Middleton, who was the first African...

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THE RELIGION CORNER: Racism in America

Guest Contributor - July 1, 2015

This week, it was as though we were reliving Sept. 15, 1963, all over again, when a bomb blast at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in...

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