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Ah, the white man’s burden

LaTasha Boyd Jones - October 2, 2026

I love this sense of benevolence being dragged through the city streets as the cross to bear. The people exercising power portray themselves as compassionate...

Opinion

For many Black families, school choice may leave much to be desired

CAMIKE JONES - October 1, 2026

Far too often for many Black parents and caregivers, in a nation still riddled with inequities, school choice is a matter of picking between...

Education

Superintendents’ conference honors education leaders, advocates

STAFF - September 16, 2026

The Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents (IAPSS) held its Administrators of Color Conference from Sept. 9-11, 2026 in Indianapolis. The conference was designed...

Opinion

Building the workforce that helps our communities heal

CAMIKE JONES - September 8, 2026

The Prism Initiative calls Indianapolis to invest in the recruitment, retention and advancement of Black and Brown mental and behavioral health professionals When we talk...

Arts & Culture

Christian Theological Seminary to launch Testify! in Indianapolis

CHLOE McGOWAN - September 9, 2026

Christian Theological Seminary (CTS) is hoping to bring back the practice of testimony in Black churches. Funded by a grant from the Lilly Endowment, Testify!...

Arts & Culture

Big Afro Productions announces second screening for ‘Necessary Allies’

CHLOE McGOWAN - September 9, 2026

“Necessary Allies: We Are More Alike Than We Are Different,” a documentary from Big Afro Productions, premiered on July 11, but the overwhelming response...

Business

Q&A: Local firefighter opens luxury candle studio on southside

CHLOE McGOWAN - September 2, 2026

Grant Berry, a local firefighter, just opened a new business on the southside that he hopes will give the community a place to come...

Arts & Culture

Community Arts Calendar: Indy Jazz Fest, BUTTER, Circle City Classic and more coming up this September

CHLOE McGOWAN - September 8, 2026

September officially signals the start of fall, and Hoosiers will have plenty to do around the city, from Butter: A Fine Art Fair, to...

Community Voices

Beyond an academic argument

LARRY SMITH - August 27, 2026

Jason Arday, Ph.D., committed suicide a couple of weeks ago. He was just 41. Until shortly before he took his own life, Arday had...

Arts & Culture

‘The Griot’ debuts at District Theatre, shines light on Black Hoosier history

CHLOE McGOWAN - August 26, 2026

“The Griot” a new play involving time travel, West African influences and the Indianapolis Recorder is set to debut at the District Theatre this...

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Princeton, Indiana, prominent player, breaks record in women’s basketball

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N.K. Jemisin makes a stop in Indianapolis

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Ah, the white man’s burden

For many Black families, school choice may leave much to be desired

The lies we tell ourselves

Haliburton says he’s ready, but is it really his decision?

N.K. Jemisin makes a stop in Indianapolis

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