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The freedom to read and the power of diverse voices

CAMIKE JONES - October 1, 2025

Reading opens windows to diverse ideas, cultures, and perspectives, humanizing the “other” through story and nurturing empathy. At the Indianapolis Public Library, we witness...

Arts & Culture

Celebrate National Reading Month by setting new goals

CHLOE McGOWAN - March 7, 2024

March is National Reading Month, and what better way to celebrate than to start a new book or set a new reading goal? Reading is...

Arts & Culture

Making marginalized communities the priority: Loudmouth Bookstore

BRAXTON BABB - December 14, 2023

“Loudmouth is a bookstore that uplifts the work of marginalized authors and highlights banned books. Everything you see in here was hand selected by...

Arts & Culture

John Green talks ‘freedom to read’ at IndyPL

CHLOE McGOWAN - October 7, 2023

The Indianapolis Public Library kicked off National Banned Books Week Oct. 3 with a fireside chat conversation with John Green and State Senator and...

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Photos: 46th Annual HBCU College Fair

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Why inclusion still matters —and why the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir is getting it right

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Pastor, keep steppin’ in the right direction

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How Amia Quarles is suplexing stereotypes and making history

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Why inclusion still matters —and why the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir is getting it right

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